Hackster’s Handpicked Projects of the Week May 10, 2019

Making the Google Assistant more accessible by using buttons and RFID tags to trigger commands.

Make your own wearable Infinity Gauntlet that lights up like in the film, and interface with another project.

A voice-enabled home elf to help keep your house — and power consumption — under control.

Interact with the Arduino and Adafruit IoT Cloud using the MKR WiFi 1010 and the MKR ENV and MKR RGB Shields.

Programmable logic can accelerate machine learning inference. Let’s take a look at how you can use the Xilinx DNNDK to do this.

Have you ever wished for “Arduino app?” A kind of pre-compiled binary file that you may copy to SD card and deploy on multiple boards.

Lights and sound orchestrated by a web interface inside a sculpture filled with “liquid glass” epoxy.

Easily hot swap individual components on your 3D printer’s hotend without disassembling the entire cable.

Send SMS messages from Allen Bradley PLC through AWS IoT and MessageBird API.

Let your legacy mailbox send you SMS notifications using a MKR1000, the Arduino IoT Cloud, and IFTTT.

A simple automatic station to feed your pet when you are on vacation.

Create a simple Android application to control ESP and receive push notifications.

Gonville and Caius gown recognizes languages via MXChip IoT DevKit using cloud or edge computing.

Use of a voice recognition system based on Snips to control a robotic platform.

How to generate DTMF tones using just your Arduino Uno.

An attendance system based on Arduino and RFID reader which will save attendance data in real-time to Google spreadsheet.

Make your own Arduino Uno at home as a standalone microcontroller board.

Project using Arduino to steer a full-size boat on a compass heading.

Unusual 3D-printed clock controlled by two servo motors.

Learn how to build a simple BattleBot that can be controlled with a PS2 controller via Bluetooth.

A BeagleBone Blue-powered drone that will follow you around on a leash.

An autonomous plant monitoring system using Sigfox.

A 3D-printable, fully programmable, automatic pet feeder with WWW interface support using ESP8266.

A miniature counterpart of radio altimeter used on commercial aircrafts to be used with RC aircrafts and multirotors.