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“Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 with MKR GPS shield and Adafruit SSD1327 display This project combines the Arduino MKR WiFi 1010, Arduino MKR GPS and Adafruit SSD1327 display to show once per second: date/time, GPS latitude, GPS longitude, GPS altitude …
“Via MKR GSM 1400, collate water quality data from resources over GPRS to train a Neuton model, run the model, and transmit results via SMS. In this project, I focused on developing an AI-driven budget-friendly device to collect water …
“I created a portable prototyping kit! For less than a year, I have been studying IoT at a university located half a thousand kilometers from my home, or rather from my parents’ home. From the moment I moved to the …
“Joystick that behaves as a mouse for people who experience tremor when using a regular mouse. I designed this one for a 6 year old girl with Ataxiatelangiectasia Supplies - Arduino pro micro without headers - MPU-6050 Accelerometer and Gyroscope 3-Axis …
“This clock uses side glow fiber optics to tell the time in a colorful way. Red/Green/Blue = Hour/Minute/Second. The light comes frn an LED strip that makes the fiber glow. But it also emits light at the …
“PiGlass v2 is a remake of an older project on the Adafruit Learning System. I made v1 back in 2018 and ran into a lot of performance issues, so I couldn’t make it do everything I wanted it to …
“A Portable PONG Game. This project is a Portable PONG Game made for my capstone course. It has a main menu, multiplayer, lights and sounds! It uses one controller to control two players.”
“This article describes a simple routine to allow you to use a low-cost eight-digit LED module to display formatted data from a microcontroller project The routine will work with almost any microcontroller; as a demonstration of the routine I’ve …
“Hold on to your car just a little bit longer. According to the research firm IHS Markit, “The average age of light vehicles in operation (VIO) in the U.S. has risen to 12.1 years this year, increasing by …
“The IBM 1401 team at the Computer History Museum accumulates a lot of mystery components from donations and other sources. While going through a box, we came across the unusual circuit board below. At first, it looked like an IBM …