Ego Ticker Update 1: Using the XBee Internet Gateway and Net Change
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Uploaded by mrichardson23 on Jan 16, 2012
Background on this project: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4-U16WQkkw Here's a quick update on my Ego Ticker project. I'm now using the XBee Internet Gateway (XIG) and I added the net change for the day next to each score. I think I want to change how the whole thing works using XBee, and I'm curious to know what you think of the idea. I explain at the end of the video.
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Gentlemen. I am now fully erect.
CognosSquare 1 month ago
Very cool! Nicely done Matt!!
tiege 1 month ago
Ha ha, almost everything you said went way over my head! All I understand is how very cool that is!
TheInternetwatcher 1 month ago
Keep it up Matt, I believe you can do it! I am sure python is easy to learn, and I like to see improvements on projects.
dunnoson2009 1 month ago
Python's easy to learn, so don't be too concerned, Matt.
raceimaztion 1 month ago
so happy
daafies2 1 month ago
Well i say go for python. Its great. Its so simple, easy to learn, and has many functions. I get mad because when I program in C++ I try to use python API's that C++ doesn't have :D
electromaniack1 1 month ago
at the moment i dont have time to learn all this stuff.
actually i cant even find useful info on how to connect multiple LED's in a line.
and there are 2 was of connecting them? in line and individually. nevermind
the point is : one day im gonna learn all this tech stuff and my house is gonna be awesome!
timar03 1 month ago
You could use those RF (333mhz~400mhz) modules, which are super cheap + Arduino VirtualWire Library which is super easy to use
xanokothe 1 month ago
Its a great project. Now looks more like EgoStocks xD
Now all we need are batteries! Those wires are ugly on the glass.
xanokothe 1 month ago