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“Ardio is a MIDI synthesizer. It listens on all MIDI channels for regular MIDI data. It is a 16 channel Arduino based audio device. Software and schematics are designed by mail@vanheusden.com. The PCB design is by Sebastius. One …

“I had an idea to make a simple, and easy to use door opener with a geared motor a couple of years ago. At that time I did not have the knowledge to make a door opener. This winter break …

“MPU6050 is a 6-Axis (Gyro + Accelerometer) motion tracking device. This motion tracking device is designed for low power, low cost applications. For precision tracking of both fast and slow motions, the parts feature a user-programmable gyro full-scale range of 250 …

“Hi, with this project you will be able to control the on and off of your devices between the time you want. They may be the lights at the night, water the garden, turn on a machine, etc. We will …

“How cool would it be if you had your own Arduino weather station right in your backyard? Sounds fun? Geeky? Having your own weather station means that you dont need any more of that inaccurate results from the weather channel …

“First off a big thanks to Miria Grunick who originally developed this and Simon Law who modified the code to work on the arduino rather than a teensy. Miria’s site is at http://blog.grunick.com/blinky-box/ Simon’s …

“Building your own mobile robot is becoming easier and easier, thanks to excellent ready-to-use robotic platforms. A good example of such platform is the Adafruit Mini Robot Chassis kit, which comes with a nice robot chassis, two servo motors with …

“In a previous instructable, we covered making an Auto-Turret with a Pixy. That was great for tracking objects of a certain color and firing on them. What if you want to control it manually? There are several options, such as …

“This post will show you how to read 433 MHz codes using a Raspberry Pi. This tutorial was made to complement the Voice Controlling project which needed 433 MHz Unit Code Values to control the wireless switches. If you want …

“DIY | Adjustable Timer using 555 & potentiometer”