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This is an accurate milliohm meter with a maximum resolution of 0.1mOhm. The design is very simple, the whole assembly can be built in a couple of hours once all the parts are gathered. It is based on a precision current sink and a high-resolution ADC controlled by an Arduino Nano V3. It uses…
Gymsoles Enables a Correct Posture During Your Workout
University of Auckland’s Augmented Human Lab have prototyped a wearable system called GymSoles to help you to improve your workout by monitoring and correcting your form. “GymSoles enables a correct execution of exercises, such as squats and dead-lifts by solely providing feedback on the Centre of Pressure (CoP). We developed a prototype consisting of a…
DIY Bluetooth Macro Keypad
I have made a video that covers the same thing as this tutorial, so if you are interested, please check it out! I also make videos around ESP8266 and ESP32 projects regularly so maybe there are other videos on my channel you might find interesting! More info Build it yourself Boards, sensors and kits for…
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Super cool project from kickstarter: a pocket sized stackable Arduino compatible board: according to the team also, “MangoCube is Open source project and files will be available on github after project completion.” MangoCube is pocket sized, Arduino compatible, stackable header friendly, ATmega32U4 board in cool colourful case. To make MangoCube, we have specifically developed an Arduino Compatible…
Make your DIY smart glasses running on Arduino
After Google announced the stopping of Google Glasses production (but not the development) the DYI community started proposing charming alternatives. Here is one! Jordan Fung is a 13-year-old maker and programmer based in Hong Kong. He recently developed Arduino-based smart glasses called Pedosa Glass, which are able to activate, in this first release, a flashlight…
