I will share you the way to make an IoT anti-addiction box with OBLOQ.
In this project, we will make an analog-style POV clock. This is a fun project that you can do very easily at home.
If you want a project with a lot of flair, and a soft intro to Rust this is the project for you
BLE modules communicate with each other without a host MCU, accessing GPIOs remotely.
This project trained a new speech detection model to provide always-on wake-word detection using a tiny microcontroller.
I use the SSD1306 OLED display for many of my embedded IoT projects. I would like to use the PSoC™ 4100S Kit to control it.
A description of a method for building an LED cube.
A cheap replica of the famed chest-piece of Tony Stark, AKA Iron Man.
A monitoring system which helps you to manage the intensity of light in your room in such a smart way.
Using my Ravenclaw skills, I decided to conjure up a custom electronic wand using the Adafruit RP2040 Prop-Maker Feather!
Blinking of LED on STM32F303, with coding from scratch with HAL driver. Here I am not using STM32CUBE IDE for readymade code generation.
In this tutorial we will learn how to use analog Joystick to control the LED. Watch a demonstration video.
Interface LED Dot Matrix (8x8) with NodeMCU.
Novelty heels with custom made infinity mirrors.
A wearable bow tie PCB badge for your next special occasion.
A couple of 8x8 matrices, RTC, an Arduino, and a cardboard box; along with a couple of hours free time and a quick clock can be yours.
Build a Automatic Cool Blue Lighting System using Arduino, that will turn on when you walk into the room and turn off when you walk out.
Push a button to change blinking program of 4 front and 3 back LED lights. ON/BLINK1/BLINK2/OFF/
DIY flat coils and wireless energy transfer circuit project, that works like a joule thief but with wireless capabilities!!
This Project was a Room decor item made out of 3d printer to signify the lovely bond of a great couple. It's an anniversary gift for them.
3 more project incorporating a 555 timer. A follow up to my previous article "4 projects using a 555 timer"
Battlestar Galactica-inspired costume with a detachable light up spine.
A simple and easy way to use two photons to alert you when motion has been detected.
