Made a Small Handy Mini Synth powered by XIAO ESP32 S3 Microcontroller
Learn how to amplify and control the volume of the sound from the BBC micro:bit through the Speaker of Snap Circuits.
Learn how to amplify the sound from the BBC micro:bit and hear it loud through the Speaker of Snap Circuits.
Pi Zero Volumio-powered case you can use with headphones or speakers.
A Halloween Pumpkin was equipped with PSoC 4 BLE. Ghosts are detected by PIR & Proximity sensors, forcing light show and sound from SD-card.
Please meet The Clock that Remembers Birthdays, a clock that rigger a birthday reminder at a certain moment.
Switching appliances using two hands (clapping).
Using Arduino code and a Sparkfun sound sensor the 3D printed light tower illuminates specific segments due to the strength of the sound.
Send photos with sound.
You may have seen lots of securities systems but this one is Heuristic with live face, audio and fingerprint recognition for home security.
A smart home sous-vide cooker with Sony Spresense.
LEFT! RIGHT! FORWARD! BACKWARD! You'll be shouting at your ESP32 as it runs around.
How many times have you wondered if "You've Got Mail;" now with only two photons, you will know right a way.
Use soil moisture sensors, light sensors, and capacitive touch sensors to play music with plants!
Listen to the music in a better and more efficient way with a Class D audio amplifier.
A small desktop or shelf Internet Radio to compliment any home or office sound system. For the "Give Your Hardware a Home" challenge.
A intelligent cup which can measure the temperature of the inside water and hard to incline. Useful to blinds and visually impaired.
Sound synthesis in Ada!
Ask a question, push the button and get an answer. If you don't like the answer, press it again.
To build a system that will output a sound that compensates for the speed.
This tutorial will help you play and create Tic-Tac-Toe, a very renowned game we have all got our hands on since our childhood.
Over 100 awesomely spooky Halloween sounds activated remotely by your Amazon Echo Button
Linux distros like AVLinux and UbuntuStudio use graphical patch systems for sound control. Have a look at Jack and Pipewire.
Quick and simple Arduino music project using 4 buttons and a buzzer!
