Arduino Based Gadget?

Years ago I used an arduino, a wii-chuck and a DMX chip to control a moving light. So I was wondering if it would be possible to build a arduino based gadget? Seems like it would be easy, if there is a way to read the dmx output over USB. Thanks!

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Nick Simmons over 6 years ago in reply to sstaub +1

ETC need to keep selling hardware to pay for the free software upgrades/development, so I hope no development time is spent in losing hardware sales.

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0 sstaub over 6 years ago

Hope that ETC will open the DMX over USB port for open source projects.
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0 Nick Simmons over 6 years ago in reply to sstaub

ETC need to keep selling hardware to pay for the free software upgrades/development, so I hope no development time is spent in losing hardware sales.
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0 sstaub over 6 years ago in reply to Nick Simmons

I think ETC earns much money with selling their expensive consoles, not with stuff like Gadget.
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0 sstaub over 6 years ago in reply to Nick Simmons

I think ETC earns much money with selling their expensive consoles, not with stuff like Gadget.
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