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“This is a tutorial to show how to build a home automation system using arduino with Wifi [ESP8266-01], bluetooth (HC-05) and IR remote control. Home automation results in a smarter home and is used to provide a higher …
“My friend came to me with a simple request. To repair his electric wheelchair after it was damaged by lighning while on charge. The chair was fitted with a Shark controller, and on opening, there were severe flash-overs visible on …
“Every electronic hobbyist needs a variable power supply for prototyping and testing, but they can be very expensive. I will show you how to build a cheap yet reliable power supply.”
“I have previously worked with Arduino boards to develop a motion based mobile alerts. But always wanted to work with Raspberry Pi because of the diversified projects that could be done relatively easily because it is a full blown mini …
“In the past couple of months, I’ve taken interest in the popular ESP8266 wifi enable uC. I’ve also wanted for a long time to start designing PCBs, so I decided to mix both interests and build an irrigation …
“This is a small size power supply with low cost and easy to make that only taking about 5 more hours. I was very happy with it and would share with you.”
“These motorized sliders share a common electronic controller design that provides speed control for the gear motor and also an auto-reverse feature using limit switches. In this article , Ill go over the electronics and software for this slider controller and …
“he title of that post may look crazy at first, but it’s not, it is entirely possible to convert your cheap 100M 8 port switch or stuff like that to a managed switch. That’s possible simply because, if …
“To control a relay switch using esp8266 in standalone mode(without arduino,pic or any other Micro-controller) via Web-UI”
“This Instructable explains about how I built WiFi enabled thermostats for my home. The thermostats are programmable with 6 different time periods during the day, although increasing that to any arbitrary number would be fairly trivial. They can be programmed …