A friend at work proposed a friendly competition between a few co-workers: to make something cool out of a Trader Joe's green tea mint tin. Anything - whatever our creative...
Posted by Brian Dolan
Categories: Arduino, Electronics | No Comments
Arduino shields are vital, yet their header pins tend to complicate easy storage and transport, and can sometimes be just too pokey. This guide shows a quick fix for the...
Posted by David Scheltema
Categories: Workshop, Arduino | 2 Comments
Each year, my grandchildren and I build a different Nativity landscape. The little statuettes are always the same, but the scenery is different. This year my wife asked for Jesus’...
Posted by Papydom
I am going to teach you how to properly set up an Arduino for this configuration and explain some basic programming. I am also going to explain to people how...
Posted by Will Debois
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The Smart Greenhouse is based on the vision of a greenhouse that would not rely on any human adjustment while maintaining a perfect micro-climate for a particular crop being cultivated...
Posted by Tyler
Categories: Arduino | No Comments
This is a very simple box design using a small box (a shoe box or smaller works) with a simple lock mechanism to represent the opening of the box. When...
Posted by Tatiana
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This project uses a Freeduino (Arduino clone) microcontroller, Python code, a couple of motors with attached mirrors, and a laser pointer to create patterns (Lissajous Figures) that are in sync...
Posted by Mahesh Venkitachalam
Categories: Arduino | No Comments
I’ve owned this 1933 Ensign Pocket 20 camera for 37 years and not taken one single solitary picture on it. Is it possible I could somehow repurpose it to take...
Posted by Phil South
Categories: Photography & Video | 1 Comment
Posted by larissa
Categories: Paper Crafts | No Comments
You can use infrared diodes to light up your people when you get close to them. When your transmitter activates their detector their lights light up, and their transmitter lights...
Posted by Steven Robert Cypherd
Categories: Electronics, Home | No Comments
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