It is probably the most incredible project you will see today. This is a totally in house built Hovercraft with the air cushion built with garbage bags. At the base of everything there is an Arduino Nano that controls the different motors with various ESCs with different current ranges. There is a 20×4 character i2c…
The aim of the project is to measure the energy consumption of the hoverboard during different driving situations. For this reason, Niklas Roy decided to develop a power meter similar to the car’s on-board computer. Roy’s handheld device is controlled by an Arduino Nano and utilizes a Hall effect current sensor. The measurements are shown as…
Let’s face it, the world needs a Hoverboard! So that’s exactly what we’re going to try and build. We want to create an open source Hoverboard platform that can be customized for fun or tailored to meet the needs of any industry. The technology needed to make a real working Hoverboard already exists, it’s just…
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