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C9 Netduino Shield Series - Using Arduino Shields with a Netduino - Part II IntroductionIn our previous article, we examined what an Arduino shield is, how to build a simple custom shield and discusse... 
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Interesting overview of using a Bluetooth shield with Netduino.
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The Inexpensive, Arduino and Amicus18 Compatible, Direct To USB Development Board.
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"We spend so much time talking about sensing things less mechanical, that is is easy to forget the accelerometer isnt the only part in town. The flex sensor is one of those parts often overlooked by the advanced user. But what if you need to check if something bent? Like a finger, or a doll arm. (A lot of toy prototypes seem to have this need). Anytime you need to detect a flex, or bend, a flex sensor is probably the part for you...."
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Hardware Hacks: Arduino Micro, Netduino Plus 2 and OLinuXioThe HArduino Micro – Adafruit Industries has announced the release of the Arduino Micro, a shunk-down version of the Arduino Leonardo that has the same footprint as a stick of chewing gum.
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One year ago I had just joined the Raspberry Pi forum. I'd heard about this little, low cost computer that you could plug into a screen and, well, just do stuff. As a teacher of ICT and Computing this interested me a lot, especially ...
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USB WIFI (802.11 b/g/n) adapter for the Raspberry Pi, Using easy to use and easy to setup This Tiny wireless adapter is easy to use and easy to set up. ... ("@ThePiHut: So who hasn't gone wireless with their @Raspberry_Pi yet?
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"...I've been using the MK802 almost daily for close to a month now and it shocks that this awesome device hasn't gotten more press in the FOSS world..."
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When the Arduino Duemilanove microcontroller appeared in 2005, it featured a set of female pin headers exposing most of the pins of the ATmega168 for easy hacking and for connecting accessory boards known as 'Shields'.
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Controlling components on a separate power supply from the Raspberry Pi. This project uses a PIR sensor, an IR range sensor, a solenoid, a reception bell and some bright LEDs to form a proximity alarm system.
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"Today I took a second step in my Raspberry Pi journey and did some instrumentation of my home..."
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Now that the JeeNode talks to the Raspberry Pi, it'd be interesting to be able to reset the JeeNode as well, because then we could upload new sketches to it. It's not hard. As it so happens, the next pin on the RPi connector ...
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Nov. 20, 2012 - For those of us that keep servers at home, for whatever reason, the jump between consumer grade and professional grade hardware can be significant. While it.
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