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“It feels rewarding to use a device by leveraging its unique traits, and the BBC micro:bit has two features that are rarely found onboard other microcontrollers: a LED matrix and gyro sensor. So, I decided to design a circuit …
“This is a clock based project. The title of which embodies the main means of displaying the time. The “Lumi”, being an abbreviation for Luminous. Utilising lumious paper in conjunction with UV LED’s to display the time which fades …
“This is an autonomous AI ball-picking robot based on HuskyLens AI camera. Background I made a radio-controlled “robotic ball picker” last time and it performed well. This time I want it smarter. So here comes the idea of making an …
“A desk clock with retrograde minutes and jumping hours mechanisms. Retrograde minutes : The minute hand moves reciprocallyJumping hour : Numerical hour display that changes instantly”
“This kit get charged from solat battery and provides information about temperature, light level, CO2 level and moisture level of the soil. As warm time of the year approaches, people spend more time outside and there’s a need for …
“Build your own Game Show Buzzer System with large “slammer” buttons for up to four teams/players. It’s all powered by a bunch of micro:bits and a Crazy Circuits Bit Boards. Note: This is the “wireless” version of …
“A Function generator producing sine, sawtooth and pulses up to 1MHz using a Microbit, custom PCB and 3d printed box. This project is an enhancement to an earlier project previously published: Microbit Pulse Generator - Variable Ranges The enhancements are a …
“There was a time when every kid wanted a Nintendo Game & Watch handheld electronic game. This combined a very simple LCD screen with a very simple game mechanic. An early example was the Fire game, where you moved the firemens …
“Everyone has heard of Morse Code, but does anyone actually remember anything other than SOS (…—-…)? This device simply decodes Morse Code into the correct letters and numbers. Use it however you like - whether that’s practicing at home, or trying …
“Here’s a fun LEGO project that uses our Bit Board and micro:bit to power an RC tank, and another Bit Board and micro:bit to work as a remote control. We’ve listed all the LEGO parts we …