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Olive - Your Animatronic Home Assistant

“Olive is a home voice assistant you can actually look in the eye! Animatronic features allow her to have a real presence in your home! Toward a More Personal Assistant Voice technology surrounds us everywhere, listening from our phones, computers …

Personal Assistant

“In this instructable, I’m going to show you how you can use the power of ESP8266, creativity in software design and programming, to make something cool and educational. I named it Personal Assistant, cause it’s pocket sized, talks …

PiDP-11: Replica of the 1970s PDP-11/70

“The PDP-11 was probably the most influential computer ever. It defined what we think of as normal, it was the first machine you could get Unix for, and Windows can trace its roots to the PDP-11’s other …

Plug Any USB Device on an ESP8266

“Did you know you could plug USB devices on an Arduino or ESP? Keyboard, mouse, game controller, Midi controller, you name it! I was having fun with Mozzi, an audio synthesis library (https://sensorium.github.io/Mozzi/), when I realized …

Pocket Size CO (carbon Monoxide)detector

“As the name says this is a pocket sized CO detector which is used to detect Carbon monoxide in air our goal was to make this device portable and which fits in pocket size. pocket size in sense it should …

Pocket Weather Station

“Hello everyone and welcome. In this instructable, we’ll build a weather station that not only measures temperature, pressure, humidity and air quality, but it also fits in your pocket, so you can measure everywhere you go! It is also …

Polargraph Drawbot

“Well, if you have decided to build yourself a polargraph, this is your instructable! A polargraph is a computer controlled drawing machine. Motors are fastened on the two upper corners of the drawing surface. They are equipped with gear pulleys …

Programmers solve MIT’s 20-year-old cryptographic puzzle

“This week MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) announced that a 20-year-old cryptographic puzzle was just solved by a self-taught programmer from Belgium, 15 years earlier than MIT scientists expected. Bernard Fabrot spent the last three and …

Putting the sense in materials

“An interdisciplinary initiative is helping KAUST be at the forefront of a digital revolution, where sensors can find a use just about anywhere. The ability to track minuscule but important changes across a range of systems—from the body to …

Raspberrypi As Poor Man’s Hardware Hacking Tool

“I have been wanting to write this blog for quite some time, either I was busy or lazy. I have been asked by so many people on the list of hardware to buy to get started with hardware hacking. To …