The blog of Shaun Crampton. I'm a software developer by trade (working on the awesome Project Calico) but I'm also interested in electronics (esp. colourful lights and bots), hardware hacking, physical design and photography. I also have a successful range of Android apps: Battery Watcher and Data Watcher.
Sunday, 10 June 2012
Sensor receiver enclosure
I've previously blogged about my wireless sensor node project and the little boxes I made for the sensor nodes themselves. Today, I made an enclosure for the receiver node, which houses an Arduino and a radio receiver. It sits under the TV, by our wifi router, so it needs to look nice; walnut plywood and a nice kerf bend seem to do the trick.
The construction is just a scaled-up version of the smaller boxes, with a hole cut for the USB port that powers the system and reports the telemetry.
The design is open-source, under the CC-BY-SA license.
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Yep, I didn't want it to appear in my photostream on Flickr. There's no way to make it visible only to those with the link, unfortunately.
ReplyDeletereally beautiful crafting :) me like
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