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“A funny looking robot in the form of a plant, that interacts with some sensors inputs, talks, plays music and detects human movement. Rory is a funny looking robot in the form of a plant, which interacts with some inputs …

“Keep track of air quality with pretty graphs These are my prototypes of an IOT air quality monitor primarily based on the ESP32 and CCS811 sensor. They’re meant for indoor use. They are not the prettiest at the moment …

“This is the continuation of a previous video where I used the 1.8-inch TFT display, which is a 128-by-160 graphic display. I think this graphic display is super cool. This time, our circuit will use an adapter and a …

“We live in Central Texas and throughout most of the year we get massive swings in the humidity in our shop. As woodworkers, this can be tough on certain projects so we built an Arduino-powered ‘Shop Sensor’ to give us …

“this is a four channel usb MIDI euclidean sequencer. the sequencer is running on a Teensy 3.5. The setup consist of four rgb rotary encoders from Sparkfun, a Teensy, an ssd1306 lcd, four momentary buttons, and four 16led neopixel …

“A simple humidity, temperature, and pressure data logger. Components Arduino Pro Mini 5V 16MHz SD card module RTC module with battery RJ11 socket (optional) BMP180 pressure sensor (preferably with a 5V input power option on a breakout board) SHT31-D …

“The device can be connected for example to the IFTTT system and react when a new mail appears. At app.remoteme.org we will generate a link after calling which bytes will be sent to Arduino, and Arduino will display …

“Materials 32x16 LED Matrix- Adafruit $24.99 PIXEL Maker’s Kit- Seeedstudio $59 (Note I am the creator of the PIXEL Maker’s Kit) iOS Bluetooth app or Android Bluetooth App - Free 1/8” acrylic material for laser cutting 12x20 …

“In this assembly, we have an SD Card connected to the ESP8266. We put a DHT22, which measures temperature and humidity and sends this information to the SD card. On the circuit, it shows humidity of 43.40 and a …

“When most people hear the term “JPEG decoding,” they will usually assume that it’s something really difficult, something that requires lots of processing power and complicated mathematics, something that is impossible – or at least impractical – on relatively cheap and …