The project grabs linkitone GPS location data which is attached to dogs to monitor their activities through Amazon AWS IoT service.
Power through the holiday slump with this festive, EEG-reactive sweater!
Navigating the world is hard: let your hips do the work. Provides input to the user via an array of haptic devices around your hips.
With Evothings, you can publish Hexiwear sensors onto ARTIK cloud uisng Javascript.
Isn't it cool when Mario throws Cappy in Odyssey? Well, I made it in real life.
Wearable posture correction. If the sensor detects low muscle activity, a vibration notifies the user.
This devices allows a wearer to instantly notify up to 10 preselected guardians during an emergency or moments of panic.
A non-invasive wearable device that recognizes movement and sends notifications to the Android app.
LED animated prom dress created using custom Neopixel circuit boards, a diffused LED strip, and an RP2040.
It's fun humiliation!
In this project, I will show you how to build a powerful tool that can generate up to 90kV with high current, orange plasma.
A wearable ePaper device to track COVID-19 situation.
Gonville and Caius gown recognizes languages via MXChip IoT DevKit using cloud or edge computing.
Use this magical chirping hat to send coded audio messages to your devices – with a single touch!
It is an eye ware which can help in detection of corona virus patients by notifying the user if anyone is suspected to have COVID-19.
DIY 3D Printed Robotic Hand Controlled by Mobile | ESP32 + MG90 Servo Project | Full Build Guide
Building a smart system that can help guide workers through a building to search for people in an emergency.
A custom Internet connected shirt using a LightBlue Bean to light up the shirt's El Wire graphics.
Swing cat ears and flash lights in different ways according to your heart rate.
An Art Deco-style freeform circuit that you can wear in your ear-ports!
Unless you’re in a low pull contest Gladiator style, you will need an altimeter to skydive. Learn how to make an extensible low-cost Alti.
Gyroscope & Accelerometer powered smart stein for Oktoberfest, using PSOC™ 6 and MicroPython!
A Survey on Pollution Monitoring Using Sensor Networks
I decided to create a watch that is both digital and has a vintage look. So I created digiPclock.