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“Although it was originally designed to make sure Christmas presents stay under the tree, this device will make a loud and annoying sound when somebody moves an object off of the pad.”
“Use the orientation sensor in your Arduino 101 to control a cool Petri dish infinity-mirror illusion. This project is great for groups. This project is great for workshops and group projects. It’s basically a micro-sized version of the Kaleidoscope …
“We use an Arduino to build an autonomous “follow me” cooler that connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth and uses GPS to navigate. In this project, we use an Arduino Uno to build an autonomous “follow me” cooler. The robot …
“This simple project shows how Arduino can be used with a RTOS. A special version of Arduino called ARTe was used for software development. This simple project shows how Arduino can be used with a real time operating system (Erika …
“MESH IoT blocks make thirsty plants a thing of the past with this super simple self-watering plant stand with optional, instant-add, voice activation using Amazon Echo. All you need is our MESH GPIO block and a mini water pump to …
“We are trying to reduce plastic waste. We found out that shampoo plastic bottles are unavoidable, therefore, we made this machine as a vending machine to sell shampoo without bottles. Also, Those plastic bottles are very reuseable. So we try …
“This is my Light-Bag bike project with Arduino. Making the RGB leds blink to the left/right , while controlling them with RC attached to the front handle. Arduino nano with 2 RGB led strips, attached to bag pack and operated …
“In this instructable I am going to describe how to make a modern styled infinity mirror, which also works really well as a table lamp and looks fantastic. The infinity mirror is powered by a low voltage dc power supply …
“For this project we are going to take advantage of supercapacitors to power a vibrobot. In other words, we are going to be using 15F capacitors to power vibrating motors to make robots which move around through vibrations. The basic …
“I was really taken with the CHIP-E robot from RobotGeek (featured in MAKE magazine). Most of my robots have wires hanging out everywhere and don’t have that sleek, futuristic look. I also thought that the square cubist look …