Using the Chrome Serial API with Arduino

Posted on May 29, 2013 | 6 comments

The video below walks through the all the code and explains what is going on. Here are all the links that were used in the video:

ockley
Great overview. I am doing some testing on Windows with servo motors and would just give you a heads up, that I have changed the port selector line to:
return !port.match(/[Bb]luetooth/) && (port.match(//dev/tty/) || port.match(/COM[12345678]/));
in order to find Windows ports. My selector now shows “COM4″. I am not at the point where my servo is treating me nice, but the port was right. You may change the git in order to make that cross platform.
/ockley
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Would you please post a link to the code running in Chrome? The Arduino code is handy, but that isn’t the most interesting part
- renaun
  There is the code in github that you can download and run in chrome.
  Sent from a device
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Vasilis Georgitzikis
Hey renaun, nice video. I’m wondering, have you ever heard of codebender? (http://codebender.cc)
Vittorio Cuculo
Hi, nice tutorial. Time ago I’ve made a similar project using serial and experimental APIs for serial communication and speech recognition!
Take a look: https://github.com/vcuculo/voicelamp
- renaun
  Nice, looks cool
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