Combines art and security into electronic sculpture
This tutorial will show you how to craft a live camera bot with the powerful FireBeetle 2 ESP32-S3 board.
A DIY Security Cam made from ESP32 and powered directly by AC240V (there's a charger circuit in it which converts 240VAC to 5VDC for esp32)
From secure LoRaWAN node based on Trusted Objects-Avnet TO136 SE to AWS IoT, using STM32 Nucleo board, Kerlink gateway & Actility servers.
i am going to share Arduino RFID projects that will include circuit diagram, code and instructions to build them.
If the PIR motion sensor detects any motion, it sends a notification to your mobile phone. No fees and works anywhere!
The Lights go ON, the buzzer starts to beep, the intensity is HIGH. You might have just caught a thief trying to break-in...
Imagine having a device that can not only monitor network traffic but also scan for nearby Wi-Fi networks, simulate beacon frames, and
It feels awesome when you have the power to control things remotely.
AI computer vision will detect a gun to trigger a loud siren without human intervention.
Here I'll explain to you How to make RFID based door lock system using Arduino in a simple way.
The autonomous bot racing to decipher a maze. Designed a wireless robot to self-navigate through a maze.
Edge AI is becoming increasingly important in robotics, automation, smart sensors, and embedded systems.
Reconstructing a circular ecosystem: Building an AI bird watcher with YOLOv8 to track nature's 'phosphorus messengers'.
Are you ready to build something extraordinary? Let me guide you in creating an IoT-based human presence detection system with instant alert
A DeLorean security system to prevent uninvited drivers.
Traffic lights system for a two-street crossing with pedestrian lights, controlled by Arduino.
Raspberry Pi live stream camera video on any WiFi network. We can use it as security camera. Works on any WiFi network.
Detect movement up to 30' away which is useful in motion-activated projects such as a security system or automatic lighting in a classroom.
This is an RFID card reader using Arduino UNO.
Evil-M5Project transforms the M5Stack devices into the most comprehensive pocket-sized cybersecurity toolkit ever built on an ESP32.
Open your door with a few simple taps; no keys needed!
This project is based on Arduino radar (HC-SR04) which is digitally visualized using Processing.
This project is to develop a tracking based security system for vehicles.
