This project is so easy to build. Using the ESP8266 WiFi module can connect to the internet. Once connected, using the YouTube channel ID and the API key we obtain the YouTube subscribers count and then we print that value to a 7 segments screen module.
Let’s add a graphic touch display to our Arduino-like boards, with dedicated hardware and three libraries. After showing you four prototyping boards from the Fishino series (UNO, Fishino 32, MEGA, Guppy… and the fifth is on its way!), we started to feel the need to propose some electronics on the side. In particular,…
Let’s experiment with the Virtual Shield tool for Arduino, found in the last Microsoft operating system, for the purpose of creating a smartphone based geo-fence application, that would activate a relay when the phone is found inside a certain area. In the two previous installments we introduced you to the projects connected with Microsoft’s…
3D Printing is strongly pushing the research and development of human and animal prosthetic forward. Organizations like e-Nable are gathering funds to help reaching more people both on scientists side and on patients as well, while also clever and motivated individuals are leading by example with their awesome work. An Industrial Design student residing in…
https://youtu.be/uHfz4Hv_mSs I’m a huge Harry Potter fan, and one of the things I’ve always loved from the Wizarding World are the moving portraits. I have converted an old Kindle into a real-life moving portrait! More info Build it yourself Boards, sensors and kits for projects like this one. Browse the shop
When you think about your next project, there’s always something you’d like to improve. Maybe cpu’s performance could be what you are looking for. Microsoft comes to the aid of improving performance with this active cooling system. Testing the Raspberry Pi 3 running idle and after a few minutes of running a compute-intensive AI model,…
If you are interested in linux-based laptops and you love DIY, you can’t miss this project! It’s a self-made laptop which uses a Raspberry Pi as core and Arduino Uno to check the battery status. Try to build it on your own and post the pictures below this post! #discover #invent #create #share More…
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