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“There is always a need for automating a process,be it a simple/monstrous one.I got the idea to do this project from a simple challenge that i faced while finding methods to water/irrigate our small piece of …

“Thats my project smart car it not working by mobile or normal remotecontrol It works by a glove so the remote control is movement of my finger The flex sensor sense the movement of my finger and send to the …

“Add some sound FX to your electric fireplace! Some time ago we added a magical element to our living room: an electric fireplace. The feeling and the ambiance it gives to our home is great, I totally recommend you to …

“I was inspired by Beth’s avrfid.S project to try to build a replacement for the multiple HID Prox cards that I carry for work. Her design is simultaneously a technical tour-de-force and an example of how badly we …

“An Arduino powered birthday reminder device that’ll wish you happy birthday for 37 years on a single CR2450 (540 mAh) coin cell. Yes, you read the title correct. Have you ever forgot your birthday? Or what if you can …

“At first I should tell something. I had not beautiful pictures. So, I have taken the pictures from bildr.blog. We know, an Arduino UNO has not much pwm pins to control many servoes. So, we often fall in a …

“Hi, I created a system that allows you to control your computer’s mouse just by moving your head. If you like my project, don’t hesitate to vote for me in the Arduino Contest 2017. ;) Why I made this …

“The CircuitPlayground and CircuitPlayground Express are great boards for learning with. This is largely due to the abundance of sensors and actuators built into the design. While there is a pile of builtin hardware, it doesn’t include everything. Fortunately …

“This is a not so little summary of the build of my homemade CNC router, aka The Overpass. This instructable is more of a documentation of how I build my CNC and is not to be mistaken as a tutorial …

“A speaker works by activating an electromagnet which is nearby a “regular” magnet. This produces vibration, resulting in sound. So if instead of supplying current to the speaker, we can produce current (if very little) by moving the speaker itsself …