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noMad - Open Source Self-Assembly System

“Self-assembling modular robotics utilizing machinic behaviour & real-time decision making to enable architecture with a sensory system. noMad proposes a self assembling system that marks a shift from built environment as a finite lifecycle construct to autonomous, non- finite and real-time …

Sinclair Scientific Calculator Emulator

“A register level TMS0805 CPU emulator on an Arduino Nano runs the original 320 instruction calculator program. A custom PCB houses it all. Understanding the architecture of past, simpler CPUs is important to learn how to create future devices. This …

Smart Motor Driver for Robotics

“This motor driver is designed to be interfaced from a host microcontroller by I2C and be able to control the motor with a PID autonomously. This is a smart motor driver designed to run a Pololu micro gearmotor, the objective …

Wi-Fi Controlled 4-Wheeled Robot

“For this project, we will be developing a 4-Wheeled Robot using ESP8266 which will be controlled over a Wi-Fi Network. The robot can be controlled from an ordinary internet browser, using a HTML designed interface or also from an android …

Controlling 7-Segment LED Display Using ESP8266 Web Server

“My project has a Nodemcu ESP8266 which is controlling a 7-segment display through the http server using html form. It is a IOT project developed using ESP8266 (NodeMCU) wifi module. The motive of the project is to create a web …

Current Sensor Breakout (ACS723) Hookup Guide

“The ACS723 is a handy little current sensor from Allegro MicroSystems for low to moderate current sensing applications. SparkFun offers two flavors of breakout board, one with just the sensor and another with an on-board amplifier to increase the sensitivity …

Delta Robot Project

“Introduction: In this tutorial we will be making a pick and place Machine as this is the most common use for a delta Robot in the industry besides delta 3d printers. This project took me a bit of time to …

IC Egg Timer

“This project demonstrates the basics of digital logic, the characteristics of a NE555 timer, and demonstrates how binary numbers are counted. The components used are: a NE555 timer, a 12-bit ripple counter, two 2-input NOR gates, a 4-input AND gate …

Low-cost and precise rotary encoder with magnetic spheres

“You know what they say that constraints drive creativity, I think this post is just another little example of that. Usually I do not put time constraints to my hobby projects, but I make sure to have some other kind …

Pan and Tilt Mechanism for DSLR Time Lapses

“I had a few stepper motors lying around and really wanted to use them to make something cool. I decided that I would make a Pan and Tilt system for my DSLR camera so that I can create cool time …