When the holiday season is nearing and you want to relax by the yule log: what if your backlog fuelled the yule log?
Using Raspberry Pi 4 to drive MLX90640 IR Thermal Camera var I2C interface in order to detect calorific objects.
A simple gesture-controlled interactive table light, which can encourage kids towards making.
A snake game, which is built on 8*8 LED dot matrix display with dedicated push buttons to control the movement.
Shows in which direction the Joystick is positioned
You will learn how to build a standalone ESP8266 without using the NodeMCU.
Arduino Workshop-Interactive LED Chase Effect
Make an interactive project on the LattePanda, plug in sensors to make it more funny. You can also do it on your computer or Raspberry Pi!
Theremino is an open source system to connect computers with the real world; applications range from music, teaching to scientific research.
How to make an interesting interactive game, on a 32 by 8 LED matrix module, which is controlled by moving the device.
Touch gesture detection and recognition. A new way of interaction with Arduino. No GUI. Can be used in the smart home control system.
An interactive art project based out of LED matrix & acrylic rods.
Interactive spider that's eyes light up and web that plays tunes.
ESP8266 interactive serial command processor via Arduino core.
Interactive museums with 3D-printed artifacts and using Makey Makey and Scratch for the computer logic.
Simpler than Basic, easier than the Theremino Script, despite being: “the simplest programming language in the known universe."
This application, similar to notebook car mats (pad), moves the mouse cursor on the screen using the value of two slots.
In this case, we will use a 3-finger anthropomorphic robotic hand to demonstrate pinching and clamping motions.
Here's how make an interactive card using the Touch Board.
Motion Mirror is a playful interactive signage concept where an animated character on screen mimics your face movement
A tiny tool to 'listen' to colors around you—changing how you see the world, just a little.
I decided to use some open source hardware modules to transform the stairs at home and add some interactive functions.
There is little difference among the three modules in terms of their upper computer (PC-side) control software.
An interactive way of learning shapes with Capsense - incorporating a web console, canvas to draw & uses computer vision for computation.
