2018
Higgins, Oliver
Distributed Sensor Network Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.04.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
The Basics of Datalogging Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.04.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Virtual Virtual Reality Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.05.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Laser Tripwire Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.05.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Understanding Your Thing Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.05.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Morning Has Broken It's Okay, We Fixed It! Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.06.2018.
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author = {Oliver Higgins},
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url = {https://diyodemag.com/projects/morning_has_broken},
year = {2018},
date = {2018-06-01},
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issue = {12},
abstract = {A clever daylight alarm clock for a softer start to your day.
Do you ever wake up still feeling tired, hit the snooze button and then go back to sleep? Only to then find you’re running late for work or school?
With winter arriving now (here in Australia), the days are getting shorter, and often they feel very long and tiring; especially because we’re waking up and it’s still dark outside. Eventually, this routine can take its toll on your performance, as your circadian rhythm (the physical, mental and behavioural changes that follow a roughly 24-hour cycle) responds primarily to the light and darkness in your environment. So in winter it can fall out of sync with your day, leaving you feeling tired, sluggish and lacking in energy.
One solution is an alarm clock that wakes you up with a gradual brightening light, naturally resetting your sleep/wake cycle to help you feel refreshed, alert and energised all day. The sunrise effect is a natural cue for your body to reduce the production of sleep hormones (e.g., melatonin), and gradually increase the levels of those that help you get up and go (i.e., cortisol). In Europe, this product is classed as a medical device, and is popular among people suffering insomnia, depression, lack of energy and seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
Waking up with light every day can help to improve your sleep/wake cycle and, therefore, overall health and wellbeing.},
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A clever daylight alarm clock for a softer start to your day.
Do you ever wake up still feeling tired, hit the snooze button and then go back to sleep? Only to then find you’re running late for work or school?
With winter arriving now (here in Australia), the days are getting shorter, and often they feel very long and tiring; especially because we’re waking up and it’s still dark outside. Eventually, this routine can take its toll on your performance, as your circadian rhythm (the physical, mental and behavioural changes that follow a roughly 24-hour cycle) responds primarily to the light and darkness in your environment. So in winter it can fall out of sync with your day, leaving you feeling tired, sluggish and lacking in energy.
One solution is an alarm clock that wakes you up with a gradual brightening light, naturally resetting your sleep/wake cycle to help you feel refreshed, alert and energised all day. The sunrise effect is a natural cue for your body to reduce the production of sleep hormones (e.g., melatonin), and gradually increase the levels of those that help you get up and go (i.e., cortisol). In Europe, this product is classed as a medical device, and is popular among people suffering insomnia, depression, lack of energy and seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
Waking up with light every day can help to improve your sleep/wake cycle and, therefore, overall health and wellbeing.
Do you ever wake up still feeling tired, hit the snooze button and then go back to sleep? Only to then find you’re running late for work or school?
With winter arriving now (here in Australia), the days are getting shorter, and often they feel very long and tiring; especially because we’re waking up and it’s still dark outside. Eventually, this routine can take its toll on your performance, as your circadian rhythm (the physical, mental and behavioural changes that follow a roughly 24-hour cycle) responds primarily to the light and darkness in your environment. So in winter it can fall out of sync with your day, leaving you feeling tired, sluggish and lacking in energy.
One solution is an alarm clock that wakes you up with a gradual brightening light, naturally resetting your sleep/wake cycle to help you feel refreshed, alert and energised all day. The sunrise effect is a natural cue for your body to reduce the production of sleep hormones (e.g., melatonin), and gradually increase the levels of those that help you get up and go (i.e., cortisol). In Europe, this product is classed as a medical device, and is popular among people suffering insomnia, depression, lack of energy and seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
Waking up with light every day can help to improve your sleep/wake cycle and, therefore, overall health and wellbeing.
Higgins, Oliver
The Game Has Changed Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.06.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Starting From Scratch Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.07.2018.
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issue = {13},
abstract = {Have you always wanted to learn to code, or understand how to program a microcontroller, but it all seems just a little bit out of reach? It’s not – let us show you how!
Today we are surrounded by technology, and with this submersion, it could be said that the vast majority of us are tech savvy. We all have smartphones and instant communication. Children are growing up with this as part of their everyday lives, how can we not be technologically literate? The thing is, this all just means we are consumers of technology. Being able to read does not mean we can write. In school, we are all taught to read but imagine if only the ones who wanted to become writers learned to write? The language of communication would become stifled, and imagination and creativity would be severely limited. We are not all writers but being able to write allows us to think and communicate in a way to express our creativity.
Similarly, everyone — young and old — should know how to code. Because being able to code challenges the way we think, how we solve problems, and the way we communicate. Not everyone has to go on to writing the guidance system for the Apollo moon missions (Apollo Guidance Computer and DSKY for those playing at home), but understanding how the technology that we consume works, will provide us with a rich insight into the way we communicate with each other.},
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Have you always wanted to learn to code, or understand how to program a microcontroller, but it all seems just a little bit out of reach? It’s not – let us show you how!
Today we are surrounded by technology, and with this submersion, it could be said that the vast majority of us are tech savvy. We all have smartphones and instant communication. Children are growing up with this as part of their everyday lives, how can we not be technologically literate? The thing is, this all just means we are consumers of technology. Being able to read does not mean we can write. In school, we are all taught to read but imagine if only the ones who wanted to become writers learned to write? The language of communication would become stifled, and imagination and creativity would be severely limited. We are not all writers but being able to write allows us to think and communicate in a way to express our creativity.
Similarly, everyone — young and old — should know how to code. Because being able to code challenges the way we think, how we solve problems, and the way we communicate. Not everyone has to go on to writing the guidance system for the Apollo moon missions (Apollo Guidance Computer and DSKY for those playing at home), but understanding how the technology that we consume works, will provide us with a rich insight into the way we communicate with each other.
Today we are surrounded by technology, and with this submersion, it could be said that the vast majority of us are tech savvy. We all have smartphones and instant communication. Children are growing up with this as part of their everyday lives, how can we not be technologically literate? The thing is, this all just means we are consumers of technology. Being able to read does not mean we can write. In school, we are all taught to read but imagine if only the ones who wanted to become writers learned to write? The language of communication would become stifled, and imagination and creativity would be severely limited. We are not all writers but being able to write allows us to think and communicate in a way to express our creativity.
Similarly, everyone — young and old — should know how to code. Because being able to code challenges the way we think, how we solve problems, and the way we communicate. Not everyone has to go on to writing the guidance system for the Apollo moon missions (Apollo Guidance Computer and DSKY for those playing at home), but understanding how the technology that we consume works, will provide us with a rich insight into the way we communicate with each other.
Higgins, Oliver
Double Trouble - Biped Robot Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.07.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Push It, Push It Real Good! Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.08.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
End Of Line Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.08.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Json and the Arduino-Nauts Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.01.2018.
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date = {2018-01-01},
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Higgins, Oliver
Part 5: SAM v1.4 Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.01.2018.
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Higgins, Oliver
Interrupts Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.02.2018.
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url = {https://diyodemag.com/education/interrupts_make_your_code_more_responsive_to_outside_stimulus},
year = {2018},
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Higgins, Oliver
Four On The Floor Robot Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.02.2018.
@online{nokey_35,
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Higgins, Oliver
DIY Wearables Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.03.2018.
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year = {2018},
date = {2018-03-01},
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issue = {9},
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Higgins, Oliver
Node Zero Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2018, visited: 01.03.2018.
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2017
Higgins, Oliver
3D Printing Basics Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.07.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Hello World Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.07.2017.
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url = {https://diyodemag.com/education/secret_code_hello_world_in_six_languages},
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Higgins, Oliver
Building an Arduino Web Server Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.07.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
1000 Button Remote Control Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.07.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Variables and Conditional Statements Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.08.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Part 1: Alarmduino Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.08.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
RPi GUI Interface Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.08.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Tweet The World Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.08.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Arrays and Loops Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.09.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Touch Screen Time-Lapse Slider Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.09.2017.
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editor = {Rob Bell},
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Higgins, Oliver
This is SAM - Somewhat Autonomous Robot Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.09.2017.
@online{nokeyu,
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Higgins, Oliver
Part 2: Alarmduino Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.09.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Functions and Multi-Dimensional Arrays Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.10.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Part 2: SAM v1.1 Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.10.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
3D Print Server: Easy As Pi! Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.10.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Part 3: SAM v1.2 Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.11.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Part 3: Alarmduino Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.11.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Silence in the Library Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.11.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
Part 4: SAM v1.3 Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.12.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
What’s in a box? Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.12.2017.
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Higgins, Oliver
NodeMCU Online
Bell, Rob (Ed.): 2017, visited: 01.12.2017.
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