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“This device allows you to switch on electrical machines for a specific time. It helps monitor activity of scheduled machines. If the user enters the correct password, he/she will be able to use the machine connected to this device …
“A little time ago I made a robotic arm, without the gripper. So last week I draw a gripper that is compatible with a mini servo, I made two versions because I had to chose between two kinds of gears …
“The Earth’s magnetic field changes with time on many scales and has a dip angle as well as 2D projected “direction”. This instrument is a fun way to visualize the 3D orientation of the magnetic field at your location …
“Last year, with the deadline of the Bay Area Maker Faire, I created a new instrument called the Hexachord. It was a whole lot of fun, a great hit, and I’ve had the chance to do a number of …
“This is not real time oscilloscope! First you acquire signal by saving/logging it to SD card. Then you review the acquired signal on your PC. This oFFline oscilloscope is intended for automotive sensor diagnostic. 99% of automotive sensors work …
“I have always been interested in measuring the exact angles for ideal solar energy collection. I was looking for a way to measure and record these ideal angles, and finally decided it would be fun to just build my own …
“Its just a IR Decoder that can decode the HEXADECIMAL IR signals from the TV remote for further use. like programming any TV remote etc. Its made with Freeduino (not Arduino). Freeduino is a arduino compatible low cost micro controller …
“In this project, your heart will control a mesmerising LED sequence on a 5 metre Neopixel LED strip with a ws2812B chipset. Every heart beat will trigger a LED animation that will keep you captivated and attached to your Arduino …
“This Classic Pong game was created using an Arduino connected to an 8x8 LED matrix. The pong paddles are controlled using a joystick and the game ends when the ball goes past a player’s paddle. As a challenge, the …
“Spacelady is an interactive, Arduino-controlled LED mural. Using a capacitive touch sensor, the Arduino triggers lights and sounds when copper tape pads are touched. To understand the functionality of this mural and to see it in action, watch the attached …