In this lesson, we're going to explore how an infrared switch sensor works and how to connect it to an Arduino.
In this second chapter of the cloning series, I present this NodeJS code to control the cloning and emitting of signals.
I designed a cute bionic animal as a training aid to make learning more fun.
In this project, infrared sensors are attached to the open-source robot Lily∞Bot to use for obstacle avoidance, object sensing.
We made a robot that navigates around obstacles in its way using collision detection and shoots a lego cannon at any pink target it sees.
An IR LED night vision & face privacy protection ai-on-camera project
Use any IR remote to control things around you
Creating a Lazertag or laser-tag system by Mixing Raspberry pi and arduino uno connected by python. Using IR diodes for communication.
Here we share this project for control your table lamp. You can get the light value of surrounding, and display on the OLED.
I am using raspberry pi 4, pi cam with infrared attachments. Play MAME arcade Light gun games
The main intent behind the design of this machine is to NOT TO FALL OFF OF THE TABLE!
Build a line follower robot that follows a black path using an IR sensor, without requiring microcontroller, programming, or soldering.
This project allows you to control IR devices via a web interface using an ESP32 or through the Serial Monitor with an Arduino UNO.
ESP32-controlled autonomous car using IR and ultrasonic sensors for obstacle detection and collision avoidance.
Build an autonomous robot that detects table edges using an IR sensor and changes direction to avoid falling.
Fighting corporate grift, one project at a time
Remodaz is essentially an IR Swiss Army knife It captures raw infrared waveforms, analyzes and decodes known protocols.
Monitor IR sensor data in real time using ESP8266 and KiwisIoT cloud dashboard.
Touchless gesture control over Bluetooth LE: pair the Nucode NU54-DK with Analog Devices' MAX25405 IR optical sensor to detects hand gesture
An ESP32-powered smart room system that monitors light and temperature, controls LEDs and alerts, and controls an AC and projector.
A 1950s Kodak Duaflex II retrofitted with a Raspberry Pi zero 2 stack to capture digital infrared photography.
