3D-Printed Arduino Bionic Hand
Source: Arduino Blog – This 3D-printed bionic hand can replace or support a limb

Source: Arduino Blog – This 3D-printed bionic hand can replace or support a limb
Build a motorized lazy Susan welding turntable with Arduino UNO, a NEMA 17 stepper, and an OLED display. This project covers speed control, grounding, and the full build process.
Every once in a while you’ll come across an idea where keeping time a prime concern. For example, imagine a relay that has to be activated at a certain time or a data logger that has to store values at precise intervals. The first thing that comes in your mind is to use…
A new book and project box created by Tech DIY is now available to back via Kickstarter with earlybird pledges available from $39 or roughly £30 for the Joy Kit box of electronic components without the book. If you would like both the learn electronic book and kits, pledges start from $52 and worldwide delivery…
Project mangOH™ is an open source reference design for the CF3 form factor modules, including Sierra Wireless WP Series & HL Series. When used with WP Series, it provides an out-of-the box wireless and cloud connected reference design, and enables rapid prototyping of new ideas for IoT developers. With its Arduino connector and its 3…
If you’re thinking of getting into DIY synths, the mini-TS could be your ticket in. Built by Janostman, the mini-TS pushes the limits of completely stripped back sound synthesis. The adorable synth shares the same basic sound-generation firmware with his previous TinyTS, but features a lot more keys (2 octaves), an OLED, and MIDI in/out, while…
A multirole board, that stands out for its very low energy consumption and the possibility to be remotely programmed, emerges in the rich landscape of the IoT modules. When talking about IoT, we usually refer to devices that are powered by batteries and that are scattered in the environment, for the purpose of acquiring and…
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