Create your own fleet of wireless robots that play music synchronously! This multicore Propeller microcontroller project contains all the code and instructions to show you exactly how.
The Corpsman Up unit is a small, rugged device that provides real-time outputs of vital functions, in this case heart rate, when assessing a casualty. Multiple patients’ vitals can be monitored by simply switching to their channel using the rotary encoder and observing the output on the OLED monitor.
Since your BOE Shield-Bot already has IR receivers, how about using an infrared TV remote to drive it around? This project provides the instructions and Arduino code.
Pairing a Memsic 2-axis accelerometer with XBee RF modules makes a powerful and fun wireless tilt controller for your robot. One XBee module and a Memsic Dual-Axis Accelerometer are mouted on a BASIC Stamp HomeWork Board. The other XBee module mounts on a BASIC Stamp controlled robot. SumoBot wrestling is a perfect application for this!
The BOE Shield-Bot is setting out to Maker Faire Bay Area 2012 to spend some time in the Maker Shed, sporting a Ping))) Ultrasonic Distance Sensor and Mounting Bracket Kit to look both ways before crossing the street. Your Shield-Bot can get ready to roam too, with these instructions and example code.