An extremely simple analog project measuring various ambient light levels with a small TEMT6000 sensor and an Arduino.
I would like to make an infrastructure connected by LoRaWAN which has edge AI nodes monitoring the sand depletion region.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn about the TCS230 sensor and how to use it with Arduino to recognize colors.
In this tutorial we are going present how to detect colors using Raspberry Pi, TCS34725 sensor, and Python animation tools.
If it detects water, the circuit gives an audible alarm.
An effective and cheap way to practice social distancing while standing in queues at public places such as malls, supermarkets, counters, etc
Here you will find the code to start up with the SW18010P shock sensor. Have Fun !
Simple alarm system that can be armed and disarmed
This project mainly introduces how to use the fingerprint sensor module FPM10A on the Arduino UNO board. This note include complete steps.
Review of the "ELEGOO Mega 2560 The Most Complete Starter Kit Compatible With Arduino IDE". Starter kit with more than 200pcs components
The system uses Hall sensors to log the latest door opening timestamp, enabling users to access data anytime on the Snapemu.
Display sensor values (DHT11 in example) on the Smartphone using Blynk App.
Monitor stretch forces using Adafruit's conductive rubber cord and a NodeMCU ESP8266. We'll encode the output to a JSON string.
THOR is a STEM toy designed to read temperature and humidity that triggers an alert for a "danger zone" curbing Black Mold growth.
Create a WiFi-enabled sound detector that sends your phone notifications using Prowl and Python!
The E18-D80NK is an advanced low-cost IR Proximity Sensor with an obstacle detection range of 3 cm to 80 cm.
A simple, low-cost flex and pressure sensor!
An exploration of the future of illustration.
I built a robot that detects obstacles and avoids them in real time using an Arduino, sensors, with a custom chassis to fit all components
What 30, 000 robot dogs taught me about degrees of freedom and shipping a real robot product
Using the Seeed studio's Wio Terminal and Grove - Soil Moisture Sensor, I created a project, and now my flower asks for water.
In this project, we’ll use RGB LEDs, an environment sensor, and an Arduino Nano to send a message or make an alarm with colored lights.
This project uses a 480x320 TFT display driven by a ST7796S controller, the touch screen is driven by a XPT2046 controller.
A pyramid notices you. Wave at it, and a 3D-printed sphinx across the table prints your fortune on a vintage Zebra label printer.
