Crypto Mining using microcontrollers, wait what!!! Are you serious? How? Believe it or not, that is possible...
Control and reduce excessive use of liquids such as hydroalcoholic or shower gels.
Switching ON an LED bulb using Surilli WiFi and our new "Surilli Relay Shield" that stacks onto any Surilli development board.
It is a small laser gun which you can use to generate laser light
This article uses touch screen to send commands to the MCU to control the relay and MFRC522 module.
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A toothpaste dispenser using Texas Instruments MSP430-EXP430G2 MSP430 LaunchPad, 2 IR sensors, and a RC servo.
If you have a microcomputer that can run Node.js, such as an Intel Edison or Raspberry Pi, you can easily push any sensor data to Octoblu.
Pokémon Themed Game Console powered by the Raspberry Pi Zero W for emulation of old Pokémon games.
LED RGB Matrix Sign Displaying YouTube Subscriber Count and Views Count per Video Using Raspberry Pi Pico W
Internet of Things based temperature monitor with predictive capabilities & anomaly detection using ML algorithms.
In this project, you will learn how to make a DIY smart smoke detector.
It monitors Fridge's temperature and alerts via Telegram, if the temperature falls below thresholds. It alerts if someone opens the door, too.
Home Automation
A shortcut keypad for your PC work.
3D printable PPEs autonomously change microstructures in responsive to patient’s respiratory to trap, disinfect, and allow smooth air flow.
A smart dustbin that tells us how hungry he is.
ConnectedFridge as the name suggests is always connected to IoT platform and send stats to that platform and notifies about it.
Use an RGBD camera. Use AI to find faces in RGB footage. Using the coordinates of the face, find the distance in the depth map. Use motors a
Smart Life is all about making the most out of our lives!
Build your Own Sound-Monitoring device using Max4466, C3-Mini, and an OLED display
Control and status your garage door from anywhere using a smart phone app.
The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer designed and manufactured by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a non-profit organization.
It works when magnetic field is present. It is used in 'pick ups' on bicycle computers and the sensors on window and door alarms.
