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  • Beaglebone Black Clear Slim Case now for sale on Amazon 25% Off

    Former Member
    Former Member
    LaserGoodies has a sale on amazon.com for our Beaglebone Black Cases. To use the offer online, enter CyberLG1 at checkout.Link to our Product Page Sale is Good Till 11:59pm PST 12/02/13.
    • 2 Dec 2013
  • Visualize Facebook notifications with BeagleBone Black & Adafruit 8x8 LED matrix

    fustini
    fustini
    Previously, I wrote a blog post about how I displayed the count of my unseen Facebook notifications on a 7-segment display connected to the BeagleBone Black : BeagleBone Black displays Facebook notifications on Adafruit 7-segment.  I decided to...
    • 29 Nov 2013
  • BeagleBone Web Server - Temperature Sensor

    oneleggedredcow
    oneleggedredcow
    Table of ContentsSetupLED BlinkingMySQL InstallationTemperature SensorIntroductionIn the previous articles, we set up the BeagleBone to have a MySQL database and a web server.  We also wrote a simple web site to control the LEDs on the BeagleBon...
    • 24 Nov 2013
  • BeagleBone Web Server - MySQL Installation

    oneleggedredcow
    oneleggedredcow
    Table of ContentsSetupLED BlinkingMySQL InstallationTemperature SensorIntroductionMySQL is a very popular open source database.  In this project, we will use it to store the measured temperature values, which can then be retrieved by a web page....
    • 23 Nov 2013
  • Adafruit 8x8 LED matrix controlled by BeagleBone Black

    fustini
    fustini
    Similar to my previous post on Interfacing BeagleBone Black with Adafruit 7-segment LED display, I have hooked up the Adafruit 8x8 LED matrix with I2C "backpack" .  This means the matrix is connected with just 4 wires (3.3VDC, GND, SDA, SCL) to ...
    • 22 Nov 2013
  • BeagleBone Web Server - LED Blinking

    oneleggedredcow
    oneleggedredcow
    Table of ContentsSetupLED BlinkingMySQL InstallationTemperature SensorIntroductionIn the previous article, we set up the BeagleBone to be a webserver running Lighttpd and PHP. In this article, we are going to build upon that foundation.  We...
    • 22 Nov 2013
  • BeagleBone Web Server - Setup

    oneleggedredcow
    oneleggedredcow
    Table of ContentsSetupLED BlinkingMySQL InstallationTemperature SensorIntroductionIn this series, we are going to turn our BeagleBone into a web server.  Then we are going to use that web server to monitor the temperature in a room.  To do ...
    • 20 Nov 2013
  • BeagleBone Black displays Facebook notifications on Adafruit 7-segment

    fustini
    fustini
    [A followup to Interfacing BeagleBone Black with Adafruit 7-segment LED display] I've been working on a Python script to display my current number of unseen Facebook notifications (that white number in the redbox in the upper right of Facebook) ...
    • 8 Nov 2013
  • Interfacing BeagleBone Black with Adafruit 7-segment LED display

    fustini
    fustini
    Adafruit's 7-segement LED "Backpack" display turned out to be quite easy to interface with the BeagleBone Black (aka BBB) .  "Backpack" means the 7-segment display has a chip on the back side which allows it to be controlled via I2C.&...
    • 4 Nov 2013
  • BBB - FPGA / CPLD Programmer for the BeagleBone Black

    shabaz
    shabaz
    IntroductionThis was a quick (and interesting) project, to get the BBB prepared for programming programmable logic. If you’re interested in implementing programmable logic, then this is a useful first step so that you have a tool for programming the ...
    • 11 Oct 2013
  • BBB - BeagleBone Black I/O (GPIO) Library for C

    shabaz
    shabaz
    Note: 15th August 2019: This blog post is old and isn't worth reading (apart from the comments and for historical reasons), because there is a newer blog post here:BeagleBone Black (BBB) and PocketBeagle I/O (GPIO), SPI and I2C Library for C – 2019 E...
    • 10 Oct 2013
  • BBB - Super-accurate small motor control with a BeagleBone Black

    shabaz
    shabaz
    Note: There are many types of motors (and also sub-classes) – this post is about the most commonly encountered motor (as in electric toothbrushes, mobile phone vibrating motors), also known as a permanent magnet brushed or DC commutator motor – just ...
    • 14 Sep 2013
  • Android based flash system

    Former Member
    Former Member
    Hello!  My name is Vlad Ungureanu and this summer I worked for BealgeBoard during Google Summer of Code and developed a way to flash the eMMC or the uSD of a BeagleBone Black using an Android device. All the sources for my project are located at...
    • 11 Sep 2013
  • BeagleBone Black Hackspace Challenge - The WINNERS!

    Stuartsjones
    Stuartsjones
     After weeks of hacking and a couple of 'blown up' BeagleBones later, we're are pleased to announce the result of the Hackspace Challenge as voted for by the element14 community. So i'm sure you will join in offering your congratulations to Chic...
    • 9 Sep 2013
  • BBB - Imaging with a PRU connected Camera

    shabaz
    shabaz
    This was an interesting exercise to try to get simple camera capability for the BeagleBone Black directly (without USB) for some low-resolution imaging ideal for some machine vision use-cases, robotics and movement detection. The lower resolution mea...
    • 18 Aug 2013
  • BBB - Rechargeable on-board battery system

    shabaz
    shabaz
    Note April 2017: There are different revisions of the BeagleBone Black since this post was written in 2013, and without testing them all, it is the user's decision whether to try this solution or not. The revision changes are listed here and a possib...
    • 9 Aug 2013
  • Beagle Bone Black Case.

    Former Member
    Former Member
    Laser Goodies is Proud to announce our newest case for the BeagleBone Black.The case is crafted out of five wood layers with a transparent top and base. Each layer is laser cut from high quality *** plywood and once stacked they securely contain a ...
    • 7 Aug 2013
  • BeagleBone Black First Boot with Touchscreen LCD Cape

    bltsandwich1
    bltsandwich1
    I'm co-founder of a non-profit named Project LEAD (Learn Everything Applying DIY), and last month I met the venerable Drew Fustini (AKA pdp7) when I spoke at an event held at Google's Chicago HQ. Since then I've gotten a ton of E14's leftovers from M...
    • 7 Aug 2013
  • BBB - High speed data acquisition and web-based UI

    shabaz
    shabaz
    IntroductionThis was a fun yet initially challenging experiment, to find a convenient way to read in data at a reasonably high speed on a BeagleBone Black. This photo shows the results from a mobile, showing a couple of sampled waveforms (100kHz and ...
    • 4 Aug 2013
  • BeagleBone Black Hands-on Workshop

    fustini
    fustini
    Attached to this blog post is the handout which was used in the element14 booth at Maker Faire Detroit 2013:Sponsored by Element14 Presented by jkridner with fustini, element14Dave, Justin Triplett (i3 Detroit volunteer) and Mark Miles (i3 Detro...
    • 31 Jul 2013
  • Sketching in Hardware 2013: Physical Computing with JavaScript

    fustini
    fustini
    I have attached slides from Jason Kridner's Physical Computing with JavaScript presentation at Sketching in Hardware 2013 (http://sketching-in-hardware.com/). Attachments:community.element14.com/.../Jason-Kridner-_2D00_-Physical-Computing-with-JavaSc...
    • 31 Jul 2013
  • BBB - Gerber images for documentation

    shabaz
    shabaz
    These were rendered from the mfg bundle, and may be useful for documenting any changes/wiring as people start to customize their boards.   
    • 29 Jul 2013
  • Hackerspace challenge: PS1 PnP update - Debian, Python & Qt

    fustini
    fustini
    Following my last update, we decided to use TinyG to do motion control for our Pick-n-Place machine.  The BeagleBone Black needs to send the appropriate g-code over the serial port to tell the TinyG what movements to make.  One of our team ...
    • 26 Jul 2013
  • HackerSpace Challenge - Final Blog Post

    stanto
    stanto
    Vote for us here! So we took this:  And ended up with this:  With Paul looking a bit perplexed at controlling the arms with the BeagleBone Black, the tracking actually works! https://vimeo.com/69387637 The above vid...
    • 17 Jul 2013
  • Hackerspace challenge: PS1 PnP update

    fustini
    fustini
    Before I write about the Pick-n-Place (PnP) project at The specified item was not found. (Chicago's hackerspace), I thought those of you that might be Dr. Who fans would appreciate what we put on the roof of our building):source: http://pumpingst...
    • 15 Jul 2013
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