Using an Adafruit compass/accelerometer and an 80-decibel alarm, this project prevents thieves from stealing your backpack.
This note introduces the use of magnetometers to establish headings. Extensions to the solution for navigation purposes is food for thought.
Application notes for Pmod CMPS2 and Arduino Uno. The 3 components of the magnetic field, module, & angle are displayed in serial monitor
If you're hiking, going on a family trip in the car or just plain curious about where you are, the Spresense is just the device you need.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the LSM303DLHC GY-511 compass module with Arduino to make a digital compass.
Integration of graphical user interfaces, I2C sensors, and the ESP32-S3 microcontroller into a compact avionics instrument simulator.
Connect HMC5883L I2C Compass to Arduino, and program it quick and easy!
By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to create your own compass using a micro:bit.
In this project we will learn how to make a compass using the Arduino and the Accelerometer Gyroscope sensor MPU9250. Watch the Video!
Electronic version of the Compass, where the position of the needle is indicated by group of a three light-emitting diodes.
Turn relays on and off using a compass sensor sort of like a magic wand!
Learn how to build a digital compass that displays the heading of your device with respect to magnetic north.
Use a 6-axis sensor (compass + accelerometer) to refine your heading estimates as you weave through in three-dimensional space.
Ever been lost? Get lost no longer with a compass that always points home! (North)
Simple and inexpensive project, especially useful for amateur astronomers, which drastically reduces the time to find the desired object
In the Rover Challenge need a digital compass to have clear the orientation in the contest. Don't miss out
Learn how to make Calibrated 3-dimensional magnetic field sensor with XinaBox using xChip SI01 – IMU 9DoF.
You can find South
Project #25 - Movement - GPS Receiver - Mk11
A compass machine that points the way to tomorrow
