Overview
Mouse
shaft encoder
Dec 2003
ULTRAsmart builds and tests prototype
"serial mouse based" shaft encoder. Instructions to be published.
LED
signs at LOW prices
Dec 2003
ULTRAsmart acquires portable LED signs at below cost and passes on the
savings to its customers.
ULTRAsmart is an Australian business which develops, sources, creates, and sells low cost, often innovative, "ultrasmart" products for small business, education, entertainment, home, OEMs, robotics, and hobbyists.We also publish projects to build. Often electronic, these may also be computer based, kits, or just a great idea we came across and wanted to share.
Often our products or projects will be electronic or computer based - but not always! (For example, we have a range of products to assist arthritis sufferers in mind.)
Our products will also often make use of electronic kits, such as those available from Dick Smith Electronics and Jaycar in Australia.
Our current range falls into two categories:
automation, control, robotics
signs, displays
AUTOMATION, CONTROL, ROBOTICS
If these are some of the questions you are seeking answers to, then our CONTROLplus products may be just what you have been looking for.
- I just want an easy and simple way of automating basic repetitive tasks?
- Can I use an old PC to control a standard DC motor,
or to automate basic tasks?
- I've seen the parallel port interface kits
sold by Dick Smiths, and Jaycar, but writing
the software to use them to do anything useful
seemed too difficult. Is there something
"out there" I can just install and
run?
- How can I control standard elecro-mechanical
actuator using my PC? Can I get position
control as well?
- I'd like to build my own "PC mouse
based" shaft/position encoder. And use it
to control my ........... (motor) How can I do
that?
- I need a robust, simple, cheap shaft encoder for a non-corrosive environment. I hear you are developing such a product that will sell for under $100?
SIGNS, DISPLAYS
Our SIGNplus products may be just what you need.
