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In this project I have designed a remote WiFi Controlled Audio Source Selector Switch (Wi-CASSS) with a ESP8266 board which enables the user switch between two connected input/output audio devices over internet. Hence this removes the difficulty of swapping in the audio cables every time one connects a new device.
We present a caterpillar robot based on Arduino Uno, remotely controlled through a Play Station 2 wireless controllers. Since we are not insensitive to solutions making life easier, we have considered the idea of creating and proposing something that could help us avoiding the cold and fatigue of using the usual manual shovel and…
When you get a notification on your smartphone, more often than not, you’re doing something more pressing. You then silence the alarm, and perhaps forget about it. Nick Bild, however, has created a pair of smart glasses that take a new “look” at things by instead giving you a notification when you’re staring at an…
NRA allows us, in case of bike accident, to locate the injured person through the Sigfox network. It also improves visibility on the road. For this build, I am using an Arduino MKR1200, a Neo 6-m GPS, a button, 2 leds, one 1k Ohm resistor, a buzzer, a vibration sensor and a 3.7v 150mah battery….
Eagle PCB Design Software it’s hugely adopted across the Open Source Software community: surely many of you already used Eagle to create boards and circuitry and the Eagle format has become sort of a standard in the maker community to share design openly. Because of this huge penetration in the community, we decided to dig…
This project presents a universal infrared remote control that can also be managed via Internet, based on RandA (supplied with a dedicated shield) and on Raspberry Pi2. Despite the fact that still only a few people take advantage of the “smart” revolution in home automation (intended as a complete and integrated automation and computerization…
Ever wondered how your smartphone knows up from down! It’s one of the coolest features of today’s smartphones. They all got a tiny device called Accelerometer built into the circuitry which can sense when you tilt it from side to side. That’s how your smartphone automatically figures out when to switch the screen layout from…
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