Arduino LEDs controlled by iPhone over WiFi

[JoeyOhm]

Amazing, to me at least. Can you tell me, show me how it's done. I'd like to get my son into more hands on projects like this.

[DjMatisS]

is there any way to do this "over wifi communication" without the actual need for a server (any computer) and without participating in developer program? So direct messages iPhone-wifi-arduino? Thanks

[studiospike]

@DjMatisS Yes, there are several wifi 'shields' available for the Arduino.

There is no need for a 'developer program' as the iPhone interface is done

with the app 'TouchOSC'.

[DjMatisS]

@studiospike but touch OSC always needs a computer in the chain, doesn't it? The question is if it is possible to connect iPhone to an arduino (hotspot or whatever) but without the computer in chain.

[studiospike]

@DjMatisS have you checked out the 'Ardumote' app? Might do the trick.

[bugsworld854]

hello.. i would love to do this on android phone. but the code for iphone will do. can i have a source code? please....

[ipodhelpy]

Man id like to do this with my iPod can u email me bradly.s@hotmail.com and tell me some tips man

[titusece]

hey plz share the code to me........plz my email id is "titusece@yahoo.com"

thankx

[SpaceCredits]

instructions?how can we build this 

[felix0719]

May i grab the code,please



[brannonboyz]

how much did it cost to make all of this (not including the iphone)

[studiospike]

@brannonboyz I spent around $60 on an Arduino 'starter kit' that included a bunch of LEDs, jumper wires etc....

[ossssama1]

any chance I can grab the code, prettyyy pleaseeeee

[studiospike]

@ossssama1

sure, send me an email addy.

[iUtUbiUH]

That's what I call a Playmobil rave party!

[jonnycapone1]

this would be real nice in a room with 1w+ LED's

[studiospike]

oh but now it's time to move on and try something with a servo motor!