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“I created a portable prototyping kit! For less than a year, I have been studying IoT at a university located half a thousand kilometers from my home, or rather from my parents’ home. From the moment I moved to the …
“New to embedded programming? Use MicroPython to read and display temperature and humidity on an LCD. No soldering or breadboard is needed. Is the room uncomfortable because of the temperature or the humidity? Introduction This project will show you how …
“A custom pc based on 8085 with custom assembler and EEPROM programmer. This project consist of an assembler project written in Python in order to translate the assembly code into machine code recognizable from the 8085 microprocessor, acustom EEPROM writer …
“This project is adapted from the staggeringly popular Make: Electronics Third Edition, which has been completely re-re-written with most photos and schematics replaced and updated! During 2021 I started writing a third edition of my book Make: Electronics. One of …
“A portable device to detect and alert a person if he/she is experiencing mental stress. Mental health is one of the biggest concerns of today’s world. As the lives of people are getting busier, daily stress is something …
“I recently bought few Plannar EL640.480-AM series panels. They are monochrome 10.4” 640x480 TFEL panels with an STN LCD interface. It is similar to DPI (sometimes called RGB), the screen is timed with HVSync signals, and needs …
“Gesture recognition using RPI Pico and Edge Impulse machine learning, maps gestures to shortcuts I’ve always been interested in wearable tech, add to that some iron man level tech fantasy, an interest in machine learning, and you have a …
“Given a new platform it is only natural to think of porting Doom to it. With 264K of RAM, two CortexM0+ CPUs and a decent clock speed, the RP2040 is certainly not the tightest platform Doom has ever been ported …
“A “linux” written in python, for the Raspberry Pi Pico. Important note: Do not take this project seriously. I know it’s not a linux, or an os, or anything in that regard, but here we are. Anyways, since you …
“Hi all, since I m planning to use solar modules and accumulators to provide energy for some of my next projects, I have to find out how much power every circuit needs. One way is to connect a multimeter in …