Build a live train departure display for your desk with a Raspberry Pi Zero W and OLED screen.
This car is designed to be controlled by voice commands.
Do you need to display and update information on a screen but can't afford installing wires? IoTink can be deployed anywhere with WiFi!
Line follower robot using Arduino.
In this article, we're going to build a controller that you can use on Steam!
Portable GPS Data Logger with micro SD Card with the capability of a tracking system
This is an automatic tollbooth. It opens when it detects something in front of it.
Pedestrian walk cycle will only occur when both lights are red AND button has been pressed.
Portable, Bluetooth, voice-controlled claw device for drone! Easy to build, cheap, and made out of recycled materials!
Easy implementation of Rev-limiter for Automotive or Motorcycle Engine.
Are you tired of sticking your arms out to indicate which direction you're turning?
I worked at home for our rally car on a nice project, a unique gear indicator, for our Escort RS2000 with an manual gearbox.
An automated turning detection and display system for bikes. Using this, we won The Conrad Challenge CYBER-TECH& SECURITY Silver Medal
TrainLight hangs on the wall and subtly tells you at a glance which nearby transit lines will get you to your destination fastest.
A dashboard for a bike that displays speed and time and can also track your route.
Using Arduino and ARTIK cloud to monitor cabin seat state.
A sensor system that can detect a drowsy driver based on his head movements.
A cheap and easy digital boost gauge for automotive use
A mesh of open devices monitoring railway crossings "open-closed" status.
Making a big and long lasting conveyor belt with speed control.
Control Arduino from your smartphone or laptop using Bluetooth.
The pothole is an important and serious issue in India, as per statistics 30% of people die due to potholes or a sequence of events by this/
Make your Google Assistant tell you the latest departures by connecting it to the local traffic company via a Python server!
