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  See also on Hackster.
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  The project name Velo Bling-Bling consists of Velo (bicycle in French/Swiss or velocity in English) and Bling-Bling (flashy, ostentatious, or elaborate jewelry and ornamented accessories).
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  • Integrated LiPol battery charger (Micro-USB connector)
  • Push button for start and stop trip
  • 50 custom pictures (upload through USB or BLE)

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  • Built in cyclocomputer, w/ pressure altimeter
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  • Integrated LiPol battery charger (Micro-USB connector)
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Velo Bling-Bling
There are things you don't need but are fun to use, build, and learn.
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  The project name Velo Bling-Bling consists of Velo (bicycle in French/Swiss or velocity in English) and Bling-Bling (flashy, ostentatious, or elaborate jewelry and ornamented accessories).
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 -- PeterSchmid - 2014-02-21

Creative Commons License
Velo Bling-Bling by Peter Schmid is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

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Highlights
  • Built in cyclocomputer, w/ pressure altimeter
  • Configurable over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, Bluetooth 4.0) by Smartphone (Android 4.4+, iPhone)
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  • Push button can be used to start and stop trip
  • 50 custom pictures (upload through USB or BLE)
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Info at a glance

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  • 50 custom pictures (upload through USB or BLE)
Info at a glance
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Revision 32016-03-23 - PeterSchmid

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  Yet another LED blinker (YALB). There are so many LED blinking projects out there, why another boring blinker? This is a different one. At least, it has more LEDs (32 RGB-LEDs wink ) than an average blinker and the LEDs are controlled in real time (reaction time less than 270 us to switch 96 LEDs). But there are more technical concepts to explore. I2C communication between main MCU and peripherals (pressure meter, accelerometer). Asynchronous serial communication between main MCU and the bluetooth subsystem. USB serial communication (terminal console) for testing purposes. Applied low power techniques (control and charging LiPol battery, real time clock, wake up through motion detection). Definitely a good project to learn how embedded systems work.
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Revision 22016-03-22 - PeterSchmid

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Velo Bling-Bling
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Yet another LED blinker (YALB). There are so many LED blinking projects out there, why another boring blinker? This is a different one. At least, it has more LEDs (32 RGB-LEDs wink ) than an average blinker and the LEDs are controlled in real time (reaction time less than 270 us to switch 96 LEDs). But there are more technical concepts to explore. I2C communication between main MCU and peripherals (pressure meter, accelerometer). Asynchronous serial communication between main MCU and the bluetooth subsystem. USB serial communication (terminal console) for testing purposes. Applied low power techniques (control and charging LiPol battery, real time clock, wake up through motion detection). Definitely a good project to learn how embedded systems work.

The project name Velo Bling-Bling consists of Velo (French/Swiss for bicycle or velocity) and Bling-Bling (flashy, ostentatious, or elaborate jewelry and ornamented accessories).

The first project name was eWheel. The e stands for Euler.

 
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Highlights
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  • Eingebauter Velocomputer inkl. barometrischer Höhenmeter
  • Beliebig konfigurierbar über Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, Bluetooth 4.0) mit Smartphone (Android 4.4+)
  • LiPol Akku wird über USB geladen (Micro-USB Stecker wie bei Smartphones)
  • Tour kann auch gestartet und gestoppt werden über Drucktaster
  • Bis 50 Bilder können hochgeladen werden
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  • Built in cyclocomputer, w/ pressure altimeter
  • Configurable over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, Bluetooth 4.0) by Smartphone (Android 4.4+, iPhone)
  • LiPol battery chargeable over USB (Micro-USB connector, e.g. smartphone chargers)
  • Push button can be used to start and stop trip
  • 50 custom pictures (upload through USB or BLE)
 
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Info at a glance
 
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Error: (3) can't find DSCN2148.JPG in Velo Error: (3) can't find DSCN3742.JPG in Velo Error: (3) can't find DSCN3744.JPG in Velo Error: (3) can't find mirjam-andi-1.jpg in Velo
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Velo Bling-Bling oder ich drehe am Rad
Velo Bling-Bling
Es gibt Dinge, die braucht man nicht unbedingt, die machen einfach nur Spass.

e bei eWheel steht übrigens für Euler. e i π
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 1 \displaystyle \begin{matrix} \mathrm{e}^{\mathrm{i}\,\pi} = \end{matrix}-1\;

Highlights
  • Eingebauter Velocomputer inkl. barometrischer Höhenmeter
  • Beliebig konfigurierbar über Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, Bluetooth 4.0) mit Smartphone (Android 4.4+)
  • LiPol Akku wird über USB geladen (Micro-USB Stecker wie bei Smartphones)
  • Tour kann auch gestartet und gestoppt werden über Drucktaster
  • Bis 50 Bilder können hochgeladen werden
Weitere Infos

Error: (3) can't find DSCN2148.JPG in Velo Error: (3) can't find DSCN3742.JPG in Velo Error: (3) can't find DSCN3744.JPG in Velo Error: (3) can't find mirjam-andi-1.jpg in Velo
Error: (3) can't find mirjam-andi-2.jpg in Velo Error: (3) can't find kmh-veloblingbling.jpg in Velo Error: (3) can't find proto4-pur-top.jpg in Velo Error: (3) can't find proto4-pur-bottom.jpg in Velo

VeloBlingBling

EWheel

-- PeterSchmid - 2014-02-21 

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