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“Build a Raspberry Pi-powered system to identify attendance and use pandas to collect data that can help attendace management. Recognizing fingerprints on Raspberry Pi can be made easy with a few sensors by simply wiring. Raspberry Pi also helps the …

“A simple measuring tool that displays both metric and imperial measurements. It comes complete with built in battery charger. While surfing the Instructables website, I came across the HTX Universal Measuring Wheel by Artur_Rocker. While I had previously built a …

“The handheld hazardous gas detector is a lifesaving device for technicians and engineers who want to ensure their safety at work. Alex Whitaker and Sam Weaver spent their past summer working at chemical plants with numerous hazards, including ethanol, nitric …

“The 8086 microprocessor was a groundbreaking processor introduced by Intel in 1978. It led to the x86 architecture that still dominates desktop and server computing. The 8086 chip uses microcode internally to implement its instruction set. I’ve been reverse-engineering …

“It has colour so use it! 5x10 character cells. Amazingly legible. Small. Fast. Minimal dependencies. The Motivation 320x240 pixel colour TFT LCDs with the ILI9341 controller are very common but I’ve only found one library that takes advantage of …

“a 3D-printed robot shape stand to embed your Wio Terminal In order to enable my Wio Terminal stand on the desktop, I made a cool stand for it, so I designed this little robot stand to embed the device as …

“Self-Contained Mini Fogging Cauldron - No Dry Ice, No Fog Fluid Want a tiny, completely self-contained fogging cauldron only suitable for the smallest of witches? Well, read on… While walking through a store just before St. Patrick’s Day I saw …

“The CMOS series of integrated circuits appeared shortly after the TTL series. This means that at the beginning of the 70s it was available on the market in an accessible way for any user. Hence the nostalgia of those who …

“Fully operational mini version of the IBM PS/2 Model 25 from 1987, recreated using a Raspberry Pi 4B as the computer. The original has an all-in-one design, which mimicked the popular original Macintosh. There are several variants, but the …
