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“IntroductionToday we are going to make a sound Reactive wooden cube. Which will be changing color in perfect sync to the surrounding sounds or vibration. Featured in #Hackspace 16th issue https://hackspace.raspberrypi.org/issues/16 Hardware required Arduino Nano …
“Translate music to a dazzling light show with this customizable light controller project. Great for DJs, parties, and 1:1 shows! The idea behind this project was to create a controller to allows users to “play” light like it is …
“Everyone knows that time is both fleeting and limited. And yet we still forget this simple truth and continue to waste time on unimportant things. I created a watch that would vibrate every 5 minutes to constantly remind me to …
“I buy parsley in pot, and most of day, soil were dry. So I decide to make this project, about sensing moisture of soil in pot with parsley, to check, when I need pour soil with water. I think, this …
“This is a short project that I created as part of a larger RC build of a Lightweight Land Rover. I decided that I fancied having a working speedometer in the dashboard, but I knew that a servo wouldn’t …
“An ATSAMD21 (same as Arduino Zero) handles parallax scrolling, 16-bpp graphics at 40-fps on a 160x128 TFT LCD A poor’s man hand-held console is made using a small Cortex M0+ board (Arduino Zero compatible), some switches, a widespread 1 …
“I decided to make my own Air Purifiers. The project is a basic idea, what can be done with hand tools and as cheap as possible. This is a single-fan filter, in the stores the prices of these devices are …
“A simple SMS bus reader for most smart batteries Reads the data from the TI chip set used in many smart battery packs The 2x 1K resistors on data and clock inputs can be removed if you can’t get …
“BridgeDuino (R 0.11) is a Swiss army knife PCB for rapid networking of inexpensive wireless communication modules. Breadboards are super for one-off experiments. But after prototyping half a dozen wireless prototypes involving more than just two Arduinos, the wiring …
“Hacking a toy is a fun way to see how real-world electronics are designed and built, and to tinker freely without ruining expensive gear. And cheap consumer electronics generally are a fantastic platform for learning and even building new, innovative …