SB Serial Servo Motor with Raspberry Pi
This is a tutorial regarding the process of usage of the Raspberry Pi to control Servo motor with Servo Phyton and Library and some lines of code. More info
This is a tutorial regarding the process of usage of the Raspberry Pi to control Servo motor with Servo Phyton and Library and some lines of code. More info
Mechanical clocks have always fascinated me. The way all of the internal gears, springs, and escapements work together to result in a constant reliable timepiece has always seemed out of reach for my limited skill set. Thankfully modern electronics like Arduino and 3D printed parts can bridge the gap to create something simple that…
Being a maker, I thought about this and decided that I will build a wearable device, a system which can help both patients with Alzheimer and their caretakers. This system should be able to carry out at least the following tasks: Reminding the patient of carrying out tasks, he/she has to do daily (such as…
In this project I’m going to show you how to make a pair of LED pixel shades. Originally I created these to wear around the house at Christmas / New Years, sort of as a mobile ornament, but they ended up being a bit more cyberpunk than I anticipated, so they should be fun…
In this instructable I am going to show you how I made an IoT Power Measurement module that calculates the amount of power generated by my solar panels, that is being utilized by my solar charge controller to charge my lead acid battery pack. The core of the project is an Arduino Nano board with…
In this project we will create a tiny wooden laptop. Useful, light and easily transportable, we will use a Raspberry Pi 3+ and a touchscreen. More info
It’s a great Christmas gift for those people who love electronics. In this project, I’m going to show you how to make this beautiful decoration with all the steps needed. The main components are NE555 and leds. These and others are THT components, that are easier to solder than SMD components. Also, there is no…
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