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“In this project we will learn how to make an Arduino Security and Alarm System. You can watch the following video or read the written tutorial below. The alarm activates in 10 seconds after pressing the A button. For detecting …
“If there’s one thing that we geeks love, it’s coffee. We always buy a lot of different capsules for our workshop, put them in a jar, and then we have no idea which color to pick. So we …
“I finished this laser wall trigger for my HIGH RESOLUTION AND ACCURACY CHRONOGRAPH. The purpose of this device is to generate the trigger start and stop impulses for my chronograph as soon as an object disrupts any of the laser …
“This Python library (and README) will help you to create just about the coolest camera you’ve ever seen. From scratch. Yourself. No, seriously. I wrote this to enable people who have NEVER written a line of code to build …
“Bipedal robots aren’t always easy to build (this one is) but they’re so human! I built my first humanoid robot when I was 8. It rolled on training wheels, with pseudo-circuits built from HVAC foil tape and old …
“What it does: It translates your morse code into English words! With this Morse Translator you can improve your morsing skills. Imagen,if the zombie apocalypse will happen, this will be the only way to communicate. Start practicing now!! … or …
“Looking to recreate the glory of the late 90s and early 2000s, I thought I would try to make my own two-way pager, just like Jay-Z used to use! But I’ve found this idea to be more useful than …
“Because of their low cost and small size, DHT11 humidity and temperature sensors are perfect for lots of different DIY electronics projects. Some projects where the DHT11 would be useful include remote weather stations, home environment control systems, and agricultural …
“This is a fun family game that up to 3 can play with only one phone. It is semi analogous to Mario Party, as each “die roll” counts as a “star” in the actual game. Coins are represented by points …
“Radio-frequency identification (RFID) uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. The tags contain electronically stored information. Passive tags collect energy from a nearby RFID reader’s interrogating radio waves. Active tags have a local power …