Evo Shift and Arduino (or any micro-controller)

[cloverdale]

My boss surprised me at work a few weeks ago with an Arduino board, and needless to say, I have fallen in love with its ease of use, and overal possibilities. Though I am not yet skilled enough to share anything that I have built, I was wondering if anyone in the shift community has done anything interesting with their shift and an Arduino. If so, please share, I would love to see (as soon as I come up with something worth sharing, I will do so also).

 

[YoungCorruptionV2.0]

What is arduino? I've never heard of it

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[BigSplit]

Its a popular micro controller for quick prototyping and/or hobbiests.

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[BigSplit]

As far as the topic is concerned, ive done some programming of similar micro processors in college. Nothing directlly using my phone though

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[cloverdale]

What is arduino? I've never heard of it

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Exactly as stated above, it is a microcontroller for those of us lacking a proper education in EE. Do a search on youtube for some arduino project examples, then, after falling in love, check out how cheap they are, clean yourself up, and enjoy.

 

[YoungCorruptionV2.0]

Exactly as stated above, it is a microcontroller for those of us lacking a proper education in EE. Do a search on youtube for some arduino project examples, then, after falling in love, check out how cheap they are, clean yourself up, and enjoy.

Lol I'll do just that. Might be something to do when I can't sleep at night

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[prboy1969]

I was curious, a quick Google search. Came up with THIS, now I'm really interested. Tons of possibilities . Especially me, since I like to tinker.