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“This Arduino shield helps to drive various loads like a solenoid, valve, motor, inductive actuator, heater, and bulb. A wide supply range 8V-60V and a load current of 2.7A allows it to be used with a variety of actuators …
“A lowcost multi-pressure, multi-speed massager with timer for Joint and muscular pain. Introduction Joint pain and muscle pain are experienced by many women during menopause. I have attempted to build a device that provides relief and helps in reducing joint …
“Build your own mini Bellagio water show using a Raspberry Pi. You want to dominate the next Las-Vegas-themed parade float competition in your local town? I did!…by building a miniature version of the famed Bellagio water show to be …
“Something happened? Ring a bell, wave a flag, light some lights! A physical notification platform for IoT events. Story The Kinetic Courier is an alert system for your IoT things. When something happens, it can ring a bell, wave a …
“”glowing air-bubble clock” displays the time and some graphics by illuminated air-bubbles in liquid. Unlike led matrix display, slooowly drifting, glowing air-bubbles give me something to relax. In early 90s, I imagined “bubble display. Unfortunately, the idea was not realized …
“With the Keg Master I can track quantities, set, monitor, and maintain CO2 pressure, as well as control the flow of beverages from kegs. Using the AzureSphere, I have created the KegMaster to secure the homebrew beer in my Keg …
“The Fake ‘Nixie’ clock So I had an idea about making fake nixie tubes with an OLED display and a laser etched filter. I had a play for Makevember and I was quite pleased with the outcome using a 128 …
“Solenoid Door Lock Contol RFID | Security Access Arduino. Solenoid Door Lock Contol RFID | Security Access Arduino. In this tutorial we will learn how to use the RFID RC522. So we can use an RFID system and an Arduino to open …
“This Instructable is my tribute to the individuals from the 1950’s and 60’s that helped to promote computer learning by marketing simple electric or mechanical “computing” devices. While not what we would consider true computers by today’s …
“This website describes how to build your own linear actuator or motor using a pair of solenoid valves and an Arduino microcontroller. The linear actuator I am describing was built at NJIT in 1994 by a Master’s student named …