Who says an alarm clock just has to beep, or annoy you in the mornings? Certainly not MakeUnited, who’s put together an Arduino Nano verbal reminder project over on Instructables. His device lets you program a whole bunch of alarms that each play a specific MP3 file. The REMIND-INO is styled to look like a…
We build a Fishino-powered weather station that allows you to collect data from sensors, view them in real-time, send push notifications and save data at regular intervals. We cannot deny that the occurrence of extreme weather phenomena in areas of the Planet where they have never occurred is due to climate change, partly attributable to…
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…
This smart dog collar offers an immediate reward marker to reinforce correctly obeying the trainer’s commands. More info
On March 11, WHO (World Health Organization) officially declared the COVID-19 or SARS-CoV2 virus, a global pandemic. The situation is critical: more than 210,000 infected in 159 countries and nearly 10,000 deaths with very high contagion curves. The risk of contagion is very high due to the volatility of the virus and the long…
Often when designing Data acquisition systems, such as plant health monitoring in which case, the sensors are placed on-site, knowing the weather conditions may help in predicting the behaviour of other data and changes in physical requirements, if any. The project involves the design of an IoT based solution to monitor the data obtained from…
A fantastic feature of any WiFi-enabled microcontroller like ESP8266 NodeMCU is the ability to update its firmware wirelessly. This is known as Over-The-Air (OTA) programming. More info
This project is motivated by Purdue University Electrical Engineering Senior Design, ECE 49022. Our team has collectively decided to make a “from scratch” DC Regulated Benchtop Power Supply. This product is aimed at a typical electronics hobbyist, and is capable of 0-32V and 0-3A, with constant voltage and constant current modes. It interfaces with…
If you are in trouble with hot temperatures you can’t miss this DIY gadget, an Arduino-powered buzzer and led alert hat. While temperature increases leds change temperature from green to red and when it’s very hot a buzzer begins to play. More info
https://experiments.withgoogle.com/tiny-sorter/view/assets/img/hero/hero_wide.mp4 Getting started with physical computing and machine learning can be pretty intimidating. But it doesn’t have to be! Meet Tiny Sorter, a DIY experiment that teaches you how to build a sorter by connecting Arduino and Teachable Machine. It’s a little machine that you can easily make with a piece of paper — just…
Are you a diy enthusiast? Do you like electronics and model building? If the answer is ‘Damn, yes!”, don’t miss this project: an open-source traffic-light with Arduino and Neopixel rings. It seems to be a good starting point for all those who are now approaching to Arduino projects. Discover, invent, create, share! …
You now want to launch your own open source project but you don’t know what to do before letting everyone view your code ? No worries, in this article we will give you all the pre-requisites you need to launch your project. More info
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