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“This is a simple project using an Arduino, a drawn keyboard using lead pencil, a paper, and a speaker.”
“The flashing lights of a stroboscope can give amazing hallucinating effects. But precise repetitive flashes of light also allow to visualize motion that is too fast to be seen by eye or by a regular camera. The great video and …
“This is an Arduino controlled rubber band Gatling gun. It can hold about 20 rubber bands and it is operated with a USB game controller through processing. The complete bill of materials can be seen below: - Arduino UNO https://amzn …
“Have you ever wanted to see you name written in bubbles? Do you have an off-cut of roofing plastic that you don’t know what to do with? Do you prefer your text presented in a therapeutically slow and rattly …
“This arduino project uses a gyroscope to control two servo motors for each axis, rotating the maze with a ball, the objectiv is to complete it fastest. Two years ago a friend and i built a bluetooth maze it used …
“Dear fellow Hobbyist, In this project we will explore the possibility of having an 360 degrees radar system for object detection. Having this module set separately will allow your locomotion robot to detect the boundaries of its surroundings. It can …
“YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps6UIzsx5oA&t= Hello guys. Wouldn’ t it be nice sometimes to control all your appliences and all your stuff with a WiFi smart switch? But often you don’ t need to switch 230V …
“If you have a bad memory to remember, Memory game is a greatidea for improving memory and concentration. This game is a Simon based game for the Arduino. This project consists of 4 buttons, 4 LEDs, an Arduino, a LCD …
“I have many old CD and DVD writer of PC and laptop.I tear down many of them. These employs highly accurate stepper motor(DVD and lens movement) and simple DC motor (For opening and closing tray). I use it …
“Yes, yet another weather station. But this one is special! It connects to your WiFi and it can run for more than a year on 2 AA batteries! Story I was very intrigued when the very inexpensive ESP8266 module hit …