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nosdk8266 - Trying to make ESP8266 projects without a big SDK

“There is an awesome little $2 processor called an “ESP8266.” It’s the definitive chip that is bringing the internet of things to life. Ever wonder what the ESP8266 can do without wifi? Well, this project is it! No longer …

RGB LED Strip Dimmer with 555 Timer

“In this Instructable, I’ll be showing you how to make a cool RGB LED strip dimmer using a few potentiometers and a couple of 555 timers. I’m currently working on a larger project which involves using this circuit …

Robust Remote Solar Monitoring

“This is a project for a real-world prototype that I’ve developed for a charitable organisation to try and help them. The charity helps people in the poorest parts of the world with clean water and solar electricity. The prototype …

Simple bluetooth car with ultrasonic parking siren

“I have made a simple bluetooth car along with it i have made ultrasonic parking sensor.”

Square Infinity Mirror Clock

“This project combines an infinity mirror and a strip of neopixels programmed to perform as a clock.”

Timelapse Spy Camera

“Here’s a quick guide on how to use the Mini Spy Camera to make timelapses and control from a microcontroller like a Trinket.”

Understanding IR protocol of Air Conditoner’s remotes

“I’ve been learning about IR protocols for quite some time now. How to send and receive IR signals. At this point, the only thing remaining is the IR protocol of AC remotes. Unlike traditional remotes of nearly all electronics …

Very Small Arduino DJ Controller

“The plan was to build a very cheap and portable DJ Controller. The result - three potentiometers, six push buttons and four LED’s which are all user configurable.”

Voice Control of a Ceiling Fan with Alexa

“In this Instructables, we will use a Particle Photon (Arduino compatible) microcontroller coupled with a 315MHz RF Transmitter to send commands to a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan. We will then learn how to use an Amazon Echo and Alexa to …

Web controlled BoE-Shield Robot with the LightBlue Bean

“Have you ever wanted to control a robot from a web browser? Use the LightBlue Bean[+] (LBB[+]) to control a BoE-Shield Robot using BLE.”