Projects Using Teensy

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Homebrew programmable logic controller. It's not a Simatic S7, but a nice start. Programming, compiling and flashing the controller is done in a graphical point-and-click environment.

Tomazh Furlan

BaronPilot Website
Video - first flight

Quadricopter using Wii Nunchuck & Moution Plus and Teensy++ or Arduino Nano for autostabilization.

Francesco Ferrara (Ciskje)

Photos on flickr

Controller for turbo pump package on the Residual Gas Analyzer. Uses a teensy 2.0 programed with Arduino to decode the analog gauge output from the cold cathode ion gauge. It also controls the valves.

Jerry

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Source Code

Txtzyme interprets flexible command from a host computer and reports data captured in the process. Javascope collects and animates the display of this data.

Ward Cunningham

Video Demonstration
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Ghetto Drum System that supports MIDI over USB.

Jason Plumb

Rick's Message, with Pictures

Using inductive joystick to control a CNC machine to manually move the axis in manual mode as well as to act as a mouse via a connected PC.

Rick Shear

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Avago LED display, to show random characters or messages.

Dave M. (spacewrench)

Step by step tutorial

This project tutorial will show you how you can convert a console game pad into a USB keyboard mouse for playing games on your PC. The USB game pad can be used with nearly any software, such as a MAME emulator, game, simulation software, or for custom user interfaces.

Limor (Ladyada)

Blog Post

"Microchip must really love this! This is a PIC DEM 2 demo board used to host a Teensy++ board. It had all the stuff I needed to test on the demo board; LCD, LED, MAX232, and buttons."

William Bowers

Martins' message, with photos
Source code

USB powered arcade game controller. Its going to use Seimitsu LS-40 joystick & two Sanwa push-buttons.

Martins Grunskis

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The Phantom Keystroker acts as a keyboard/mouse USB HID (Human Interface Device) to send keystrokes..... This started me thinking, what if you could make something like this that was programmable? There are all sorts of things you could do with it.

Adrian Crenshaw (irongeek)

Markus's Message, with Video

The program generates a video signal in the ISR, and to have something nice and dynamic to display it calculates Conway's Game of Life [1]. Only two resistors and a RCA jack are needed.

Markus Gritsch

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An old Nintendo NES controller modified to function as a USB joystick.

Peter Polidoro

YouTube Video
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A USB MassStorage Device that can emulate A CD Rom Library

C. Reno

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Small hexabot is based in the simple three-servo hexapod robot using the Pololu Micro Maestro. This version uses a Teensy and small shield to connect sensors and servos. This bot will use a small lamp and the hexapod will follow the light.

Salvador García Bernal

Instructable Page

Control the temperature of a hot plate used for surface mount soldering. This Instructable will show you how to build your own industrial-strength temperature controller.

Jim Larson (doctek)

A modded Logitech mouse that sends it's PS/2 data stream to the Teensy which normally forwards it as USB-HID-Mouse package. This way it normally behaves like an ordinary mouse. But via a Bluetooth-SPP connection you can alter the normal mouse behaviour ;-) or even send Keyboard-/Mouse-HID-Packets/-Macros from any BT device to the mouse, which then forwards them to the host.

Andreas Rothenwänder (Austria)

After copying the patched spi.h file, the Arduino web server example sprang to life. (WIZ812MJ module)

Michael Margolis

Project Video

Teensy used to automate my Aquaponics greenhouse. It controls everything: vents, heater, pumps, temperature sensors, light sensors, and the fish feeder. The teensy is used as the data I/O module and communicates with a laptop which processes it and uploads it to a web site.

Rob T.

Project Video

C Source Code

Trygve Madsen

Product Page

Serge Ioffe

Two Teensy boards communicating via the onboard UART, to "remote control"another PC (or other devices with USB keyboard capability).

Andreas Rothenwänder (Austria)

Project Video

Trygve Madsen

Project Video

Trygve Madsen

Project Video

Trygve Madsen

Project page / Development discussion

3DP-Vert is a device to connect a Microsoft SideWinder 3D Pro, Precision Pro, or Force Feedback Pro joystick as a generic USB HID Joystick to a computer while retaining full functionality (8-way hat, slider, and all buttons) at a high readout rate (250Hz) with low latency (< 1ms.)

Detlef Mueller

Wired up Teensy++, a BTM 222 module and some hardware switches to have control over numerous light circuits via USB, up to seven Bluetooth devices and the hardware switches.

DmxSimple for Teensy++

Andreas Rothenwänder (Austria)

John's Full Message, with Pictures

A plant nursery irrigation system ... to schedule device turn on and turn off.

John Christ

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It polls the PIR sensor and wiggles the mouse cursor when it detects motion after no motion is detected for 10 minutes. Now whenever I sit down at the machine, the board automatically wakes up the screensaver...

Joshua Neal

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Joshua Neal

Website: teensyninja.sourceforge.net

"USB pan & tilt camera mount". TeensyNinja is a hardware modification project for a product called "Ninja Pan & Tilt Camera Mount" from vendor called x10.com.

Manish Pandya

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Interactive video generated in Atmel AVR assembly language and controlled by photocells as part of a Dorkbot art installation at the ON Gallery in Portland, Oregon.

Jim Larson & Ward Cunningham

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feurig

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feurig

Website: noisybox.net

It is primarily geared at being a sample trigger -- you can turn the encoder knob to select a controller number, and press one of the 12 keys to trigger a sample in that "bank".

Jason Plumb