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“World’s thinnest fully standalone DIY computer - 2mm!! I find annoying to see systems claiming “credit card computer” while at the same time being as thick as 50-60 actual credit cards. With this project I wanted to build a something …
“In this project, we are going to make a “home automation system using esp32 board and Blynk 2.0 IOT“. Basically, esp32 is a micro-controller that has in-built wifi and Bluetooth. So, we will connect our home appliances with wifi …
“A 3D printed clock made up of lots of LEDs (LOL). This is my remake of a LOL Clock (Lots of LEDs) by robaux. One of my goals was to “clean up” the wiring and to reduce the depth of …
“This Project will present an open source Low Cost Air Quality Monitoring System by using free Cloud and Open source hardware. Air Quality is the biggest issue of current century and it’s growing day by day due to rapid …
“Make Nixie Clock for ST7735+Raspberry PICO I want to make a beautiful clock project using the equipment I have. ST7735 and Raspberry Pi PICO in Micropython language”
“RatPack The P.Black Oomvelt RatPack is a wearable technology created for the giant African pouched rat to help them communicate to their human handlers when they find a landmine or object of interest.Additionally, the RatPack was made to …
“Understanding MPU9250: wiring, coding and testing MPU-9250 is one of the most advanced combined accelerometer, gyroscope and compass small size sensors currently available. It replaces the popular MPU-9150 lowering the power consumption, improving gyro noise and compass full …
“Shortcut Keyboard powered by Seeed Studio XIAO RP2040 featuring 4 mechanical switches and a 1.47 inch LCD Display. The SEEED Xiao series features a small footprint and many microcontrollers for various applications, all at low prices. This is one …
“The T-COMPUTER is a micro computer platform supported and powered by the MCUME project. It is based on the powerful Teensy4.1 MCU (800+ MHz ARM based, 1MB internal + 8MB QSPI RAM) It features: - a 42 keys basic keyboard …
“Everyone’s favourite Operating System. On your wrist! Key goals summary: Emulate Windows 98 on a Raspberry Pi. Make it wrist-wearable. I have always had somewhat of a soft-spot for Windows 98, despite it driving me insane back in the …