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DIY Pan and Tilt Network Security Cam with Raspberry Pi

“Learn how to make a remotely viewable pan and tilt security camera with a Raspberry Pi. This project can be completed in a morning with only the simplest of parts. Heres the end result:”

DIY Smart House 1 - Personal Voice Assistant

“Our last few projects posted on instructables have been viewed over 100K times and been liked by thousands of people. You can find them at ReRouter - Make an Extensible IoT Router and Smart router with WiFi Connection Visualization. In fact …

Fitting Electronics Into Altoids

“A lot of effort on this site seems to go towards fitting stuff into Altoids tins, so I thought I’d give it a try.”

Project  FlyPi

FlyPi

“A 3-D printable open source platform for fluorescence microscopy, optogenetics and accurate temperature control. Designed for flexibiliy and low-cost, the FlyPi is an optical microscope designed for behavioural work with fruit flies, zebrafish or C. elegans. The system is based …

Garduino: Geek Gardening with Arduino

“I wanted to start gardening, but I knew I wouldnt keep up the regular schedule of watering the plants and making sure they got enough light. So I recruited a microprocessor and a suite of sensors to help with these …

High Precision Cardboard CNC Drawing Machine

“After achieving decent accuracy with the 2-Axis Cardboard CNC machine, it gave me the confidence to make the 3-Axis CNC machine with the cardboard. Here are some of my design considerations when designing this machine.”

How to Add an IR Remote to a Speaker System

“In this project I will show you how I created an additional circuit for my speaker system in order to control it wirelessly with a homemade IR remote. Let’s get started!”

How to build a ESP8266 Web Server

“This tutorial is going to teach you some basics on using ESP8266 to build a simple server which can control the LED and display the sensor data when detect the flame occurs.”

How to build a Raspberry Pi Robot (part 1)

“Last year, I built a robot based on Raspberry Pi and gave a demo on the Pi Day in Computer History Museum. I thought that it might be helpful to someone if I share how I built it.”

I2C Continuum

“I say that this article is now NOT ONLY about an I2c LCD display facility just added to the ESP8266 boards but theres a PARALLEL version as well, making use of GPIO 4,5,12,13,15 and 16. Comments …