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“We old timers know this as a MAN. Monsanto and Fairchild may have been first to use the acronym MAN for multi-segment alpha numeric led chip. The 7 segment display you often see. I see some interesting ways to produce …
“The plant-radio was build to enhance people’s relation with their plants by being able to tap into the plant’s electrophysiological signals and output the data as sound, pulsating lights and a graph. It was produced as part of …
“When building HF radio kits, one of the final steps before going on the air is to connect a 50-Ohm load and measure the RF power output. I used to do this by taking measurements with an oscilloscope and then …
“Being a Robotics enthusiast I always wanted to build a Self Balancing Robot but never build untill now. Self Balancing Robots are not a new thing to the world, what makes this build different from other Self Balancing Robots is …
“A low power vision based sewer faults detection device using a tinyML to produce highly accurate sewer faults classification. In the U.S, there is around 2 million kilometer of sewer pipes around the country that supported 240 millions U …
“Build a 1kW WiFi MPPT Solar Charge Controller, equipped with phone app datalogging telemetry! (Android & IoS) It is compatible with 80V 30A solar panel setups and all battery chemistries up to 50V. The project is based on an Arduino ESP32 …
“Hello again .. Today in this Instructables I’m going to show some examples of some 3d printed tools and items which I have designed and printed in the last few weeks.. Recently I got my own 3d printer…A very …
“Automatic Plant Watering System with a built-in time-lapse to watch your plant grow! With this system, you never need to worry about it running out of water again. Using a moisture level sensor in the plant, every 30 minutes the …
“A tiny 8x8 matrix clock that automatically rotates the display when the cube is rotated. Recently I stubbled across the Lexon Flip Travel Reversible LCD Alarm Clock. It got me wondering about a clock that always showed the time in …
“The pandemic COVID-19 outbreak forced companies to continue with work-from-home policy to maintain social distancing and for business continuity. More and more of us are working from home these days, and that means your home’s WiFi networks are …