A wireless and contactless dimmer that recognizes gestures to control an IKEA lamp.
Turn on/off LED using LDR Sensor.
This Project demonstrates how to make a smart traffic light system using Raspberry Pi and Hexabitz modules.
Lot of wires turning to 2 wires
Made a custom Matrix board that can be controlled via any MCU.
This project focuses on making societies smarter and secure by using the amazing capabilities of Arduino.
A blinky badge inspired from the web series with cryptic puzzle in the design. कभी कभी लगता है अपुन ही root है!
Made a heart-shaped PCB Necklace for a special one <3
Welcome to a project that redefines the way we interact with home automation! Using the power of Gesture and Voice Recognition Modules !!!!!
No more flipping the switch, have your light automatically turn on when you need it. IOT project for MEGR 3171 - UNCC
Coding is so FUN! you can make a smart parking in your house!
Find out how to hack a picture frame with your Electric Paint Lamp Kit.
This project may be basic, yes, but it is good and fun for creators old and new! Look back at your start or start with this!
Clap switch based lighting with motion and humidity sensing
Dynamically blinking Red & Green LED's (Grove sensors).
It mixes colors as we mix in palette with paints!
Monitor the light intensity towards the plant by the help of light dependent resistor (LDR), which is the light sensor.
Use Texas Instruments' MSP430FR2433 LaunchPad Development Kit and GUI Composer software tool to mix colors in an RGB LED in minutes!
This driver supports ROHM BH1750 ambient light sensor.
A Home-made candle made with a RGB LED and Blend from Red Bear Labs. The "Candle" is controlled via Bluetooth using iShield.
Learn how to change the brightness of the connected Red LED (D1) of Snap Circuits by writing an analog signal to the micro:bit pin.
This project uses 2 Particle Photons to control whether the lights are on or off in your room automatically by sensing ambient light.
Learn how to control the state of the LED with the press switch.
Upload your own movies, and color-customize a working open-source miniature TV powered by Arduino