“With this project, I tried to make my home “smart,” but took a different route, completely avoiding voice commands. In this project, I will show you how to start designing and coding for home automation using Node-RED on the …

“Due to the popularity of the Reddit post (link), I have decided to put together a tutorial for my crypto-ticker. DISCLAIMER: I am by no means a software or computer engineer (as will be evident when you view my code …

“A 7.5” e-ink display for displaying useful information such as news, weather, crypto prices, tube status and word of the day. Story Introduction E-ink is a fascinating technology due to its low power properties. Being able render an image …

“Arduino with a Helium Monitoring Shield that can monitor motion, temperature, solar power (including volts up to 80VDC and 10A). With the Internet of Things, there are many opportunities to play with new technologies and come up with innovative devices …

“I always wanted to have a sturdy and rigid Raspberry Pi that is mobile and as small as possible. Recently I designed a Raspberry Pi 3 plus 5 inch display, built-in keyboard and a battery / charging circuit. It’s nice …

“The worst loss of concentration is getting interrupted just to learn that there is no need for an interruption. I find this often happens in relation to my schedule. Ill be working on a problem, and have the inkling thought …

“In our house, the concept of time is somewhat fuzzy. This is especially true in the morning as we get ready for school and work. The amount of days dropping off the kids late to school is a little embarrassing …

“Have you ever wanted to build a robot, but just didn’t have all the materials to build one without ending up with an unnecessarily bulky chassis? 3D printers are here to save the day! Not only can they create …

“This tiny imp does it all: on-the-go player or WiFi/AirPlay streamer, battery bank or wall power, headphones or speakers. Story While making travel plans for the year, I thought it would be really nice to have the single, smallest …

“I have been looking at the BashBunny from Hak5 for some time, and thought to myself that it was quite expensive. I wanted to play with the same powerful tools, so I decided to build my own cheap-ass version from …