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“Introduction Hello Everyone!This is my first guide and (hopefully) the first one in a series of guides on my quest to create an open-source RGB-LED visual poi. To keep it simple first, this is going to result in …

“For my Mechatronics Class Project I decided to design and create an Automatic Wood Stove Thermostat using a WiFi enabled Arduino with a PID controller driving a Stepper motor to control the damper position on my Wood Stove. It has …

“A beginner’s guide to making your own devices from scratch. Building a prototype from scratch used to be really expensive not so long ago. The overall cost has dropped significantly years after years, and everyone is now able to …

“Phillips Hue style bulb, 3D printed. ESP8288 with MQTT support. Started this project because I wanted a Hue type bulb that didn’t require a hub or some 3rd party application. I wanted it to integrate with Home Assistant via …

“Little Flash runs for twenty minutes, charges in ten seconds. Little Flash is a 3d printed robot powered by ultracapacitors. To prevent getting stuck, she uses a bump switch, motor overcurrent detection and random path adjustments. Little Flash is powered …

“Timelapses are great! They help us take a look into the slow-moving world which we might forget to appreciate the beauty of it. But sometimes a steady timelapse video can be boring or there are so many things happening around …

“Robotic arms are widely used in industry. Whether it is for assembly operations, welding or even one is used for docking on ISS (International Space Station), they help humans in work or they replace human totally. Arm that I’ve …

“Calling all you Sudoku addicts… Play, Create and Solve Sudoku puzzles using this easy to build Arduino based project. Simple to use with a touch screen and stylus the unit comes preloaded with Sudoku puzzles to play, a help feature …

“Some time ago I designed and built a ballistic chronograph and used it to take some high-speed photos of bullets striking glass. The results were great, but the photos were somewhat limited by the standard ‘speedlight’ flashes that I used …
