A very good wireless local area (and personal) network is undoubtedly the Bluetooth (BT). Let's play with it!
Perform limited autonomous navigation and plot a 2D map of the environment.
Receive the signal and control an LED.
We love electronic and plants, so we created a hydroponic system during the "Robotics in Family" activity at the Juan de Lanuza School.
Ever have an automatic sliding gate installed at your house only to open and close it manually? An easy method to get the system running.
Detect flight data of a drone, like altitude, speed, GPS position and many other. Besides, we can take incredible aerial pictures!
This is a vehicle automation project with one more idea of ββwhat you can do using Arduino.
Cutting-edge artificial intelligence on the Jetson Nano used to decode brain waves on the edge for your very own brain-computer interface!
This project shows how to control devices from anywhere using web-based joystick on smartphone.
Create massive train traffic on your own model railway!
Unlock an inconspicuous chest from across the room with a secret switch!
Use a Bluetooth module to replace a traditional wired connection for transmitting serial data.
Automating a chicken coop with sensors and actors, using an Arduino MKR1000 and the Blynk internet dashboard.
Open your door with a special knock using Arduino, Android Phone and 1Sheeld
This project helps control a step motor-based robot by drawing route on web-based map, making the robot carry your goods to destination.
An open-source Arduino base remote controller (transmitter) with many customization options for robots and drones.
Create a robot car, which will be controlled from a smartphone using the G-Sensor. Use the RemoteXY service to create GUI and source code!
Controlling a device from a web browser may be easier than you think.
This explains how to control devices using wireless transceiver module NRF24L01. The same can be modified as wireless sensor project.
You ever lose your clicker/remote and wish you could just talk to your TV? Well anything your clicker can do, your Alexa can do!
Introducing MARK 1, the programmable Arduino Robot Arm. But, that's not all, this Robot Arm can be controlled by Hand Gestures. Here's How..
Build a Semi-autonomous, 4WD Raspberry Pi Car with a camera stream!
Garage door control using a PiFace Digital 2 and Raspberry Pi 2 running Windows 10 IoT via AllJoyn/AutoRemote/IFTTT/Adafruit IO.
This is a step by step guide to getting the AWS IoT Button to access IFTTT's Maker Channel.