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Calliope Noise Sensor

Use the calliope mini to detect a noisy environment. Use the buttons to change the noise level above which calliope mini shows a sad face.

Calliope Noise Sensor

Sven Haiges
3.0K
B8BY // Baby 8 Step Sequencer

A Baby stuck to a "Baby 8 Step Sequencer" built into a child's workbench toy, fit with LED's, Switches and Pots galore.

B8BY // Baby 8 Step Sequencer

Joe Jett
3.6K
Beverage Can Theremin

Build an analog theremin using only the Analog Discovery 2, the Digilent Analog Parts Kit, and your choice of an empty beverage can!

Beverage Can Theremin

Ian Etheridge
2.8K
Best Alarm Clock Ever Created

An alarm clock that actually wakes you up.

Best Alarm Clock Ever Created

Team PAAS
1.8K
Claim Warranty for Water Purifier

We have a water purifier as a home appliance; if the system is damaged within the warranty period, we can appeal refund/replacement.

Claim Warranty for Water Purifier

Team IoT
1.0K
Boil Buddy: Piezoelectric Pot Watcher

Boil Buddy uses a piezoelectric disc to sense vibrations in the pot as water boils and sends a text alert.

Boil Buddy: Piezoelectric Pot Watcher

Nicolas Escobar
653
Analog pink noise generator

Compact, easy to build and cost-effective pink noise generator. Ideal kit for audio testing, sound masking, and acoustical research.

Analog pink noise generator

Dilshan Jayakody
533
J A C K P U N K // Wearable Atari Punk Console

This is the 1st version of a wearable APC, following Janw's diagram that allows an external Voltage Control.

J A C K P U N K // Wearable Atari Punk Console

Joe Jett
278
The Nap Button

A simple project that uses an old Speaker pHAT and a Pi Zero to make a nice-sleep inducing sound, on the press of a button.

The Nap Button

Michael Darby - 314Reactor
267
Noise Pollution Monitor

Records noise pollution

Noise Pollution Monitor

Thomas Abeyta
184
Sound Event Detection Module D1 connected

If you have data from real-time ambient noise monitoring, it needs to be contextualized a sound recognition device.

Sound Event Detection Module D1 connected

Carlos Orts
28
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