To be more motivated during exercise, Nikolas has decided to make a Smart pull-up bar using an Arduino Nano which, when you start exercising, will start playing music and will give it a Tic Tac at each set period of time as a prize. A laser diode and photoresistor located at opposite ends of the…
The idea for this project came to its creator when he began researching the principle behind commercially available pet dispensers; these all work the same and the difference in monetary terms depends on the controller used. An important point though is that these purchasable food dispensers are generally designed for specific applications, for example the…
A Solar tracker was created in order to focus solar panels perpendicular to incoming sunlight. This position of the solar panel is optimal for photovoltaic energy generation. The efficiency of the Solar Tracking system vs normal use of solar panels was compared using data collected by my Arduino Power Logger (See details of Power…
The purpose of this project is to automatically open the door by detecting body temperature. In fact, this project is to prevent patients with new coronary pneumonia from entering their homes. To a certain extent, guarantee the safety of the living environment. The following parts were used in this project: Arduino UNO, 2004 I2C…
In this project we’re goona to see how to build an automatic door open & close system. To make this project we used an Arduino, a PIR sensor, a temperature sensor and finally two servos and a LCD display. More info
Hello everyone, Welcome to my channel today I am building a “Robotic Arm’ with the help of the Arduino Uno and servo motor. So, the working of this robotics hand it very simple the 4 servo motor is control by the 4 10k ohms potentiometer. All the controlling part is done by Arduino. As…
When you walk into a dark room, the first thing you naturally want to do is to turn on the light. But who touched that light just before you? Is it worth the risk, or better just to stay in the dark? You no longer will have to face this dilemma with the “don’t…
I’ve been wanting to build this walker robot even since I saw it on YouTube. After a little searching I found some more information on it and decided to make my own. The goal I had building this walker was to try and make it as small as I possibly could. I wanted it…
This is a tutorial regarding the process of usage of the Raspberry Pi to control SB-Servo motor. This process needs the components that are already mentioned in the above section. One should perform the following steps as the same flow to perform the task. More info
This IoT home automation project allows you to have full control of your blinds from anywhere with the use of a photoresistor, a motor and a smartphone, you can adjust the blinds without actually having to get up. As for the assembly it is necessary to insert the servo in the curtains in order to…
Eric Nguyen has come up with a rather unique way of showing hours and minutes: steel balls arranged as seven-segment displays. Every minute, the face rotates down and a series of 28 servos capture and release the balls using magnet and linkage systems. The device is powered by an Arduino Nano along with an RTC…
In this project we will see the difference between a coin acceptor and a servo using an Arduino nano to drive them. More info
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