Mother’s Day is coming. Did you get a present for your mums? If not, here’s one techy way to greet and show how much you love them!
A touch-screen calculator that works on the Arduino, great for beginners.
Create an automated cat feeder that can also monitor the food level and track the environment (e.g., temperature and humidity)
Transform traffic flow with an Arduino-powered countdown timer for traffic lights, enhancing safety and efficiency.
Get into insights about my cat's well-being by capturing his littering behavior with an ultrasonic ranger and record it on a 4-digit display
Combine Red, Green & Blue in an RGB LED to produce over 16 million hues of light.
Our group members are Armando, Damien, Jadon, and Jian Hao. Our project aims to allow easy maintenance of the sourdough for the user.
Example of how to program an Altera FPGA with Intel Quartus and VHDL.
Learn how to build a memory game with an OLED display and a 4x4 push button keypad using Meadow. Foundation and DisplayGraphics Library.
Bongilcheon High School Fab Lab Academy
In this Tutorial we will learn how to make the Legendary SteamPunk Goggles that change colors using LED Rings and Arduino.
An Arduino Uno plays a kind of shooting game against itself on an old VGA monitor. No additional hardware or library was used.
Control the action of LED i.e. blinking ON and OFF.
This uses the same program as for the Arduino Nano project but it is specifically altered to use the 3v Arduino Pro Mini
In this tutorial, I go through the steps on how to How to connect 16x2 LCD with Raspberry pi4.
A 16x16 Red/Green matrix display driven by shift registers, MOSFETs and a Arduino Pro Micro (old school electronics).
This project shows how to dirve two screens with an ESP32 developent board.
A slick and low energy display periodically monitoring CPU, RAM, disk, and IP of local Linux machine via GPIO, plug and play.
Control hardware from your MAUI applications using Meadow running alongside.
A cute looking temperature sensor with a twist
Hardware POV version of "Hello, World" using Intel FPGA's MAX series CPLD or MAX10 FPGAs having both UFM and CFM.
A simple RGB Color Mixer for photography use, its powered by an Arduino Nano and uses three pots for controlling the colors.
Housing for mini 170 point bread boards for circuit projects. Works great with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and more.
Never wonder whether you've taken your pills again - just put your hand under this medication dispenser to receive your daily dose!
