Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
REAL ENGINEERING BEHIND VENTILATORS
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Experts on cognition tell us that most people think they know more than they really do. One particular indicator for that is if someone is an expert in one field and they feel like all other fields relate to theirs (everything boils down to math or chemistry or physics, for example). This causes them to […]
DIY Givi V56 Motorcycle Topbox Light Kit With Integrated Signals
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
As a motorcycle rider, I’m all too familiar with being treated like I’m invisible on the road. One thing I always add to my bikes is a top box which usually has an integrated light. I recently upgraded to a new bike and bought the Givi V56 Monokey box since it had lots of space […]
DIY Smart Dustbin With Arduino
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Here we will make a Smart Dustbin by using arduino and ultrasonic sensor.I hope you guys enjoy learning this project. Supplies: Arduino UnoUltrasonic SensorServo MotorDustbin Step 1: Preparing the Opening Take a plastic sheet and cut fraw a circle with the help of dustbin and but it off from plastic sheet and then cut the […]
Arduino MIDI Chiptune Synthesizer
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Relive the fun of early computer game music with an authentic 8-bit chiptune synthesizer, which you can control over MIDI from the comfort of any modern DAW software. This simple circuit uses an Arduino to drive an AY-3-8910 programmable sound generator chip (or one of its many clones) to recreate that 1980’s sound. Unlike the many designs […]
ANOTHER PC POWER SUPPLY PROJECT
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Economy of scale is a wonderful thing, take the switch-mode power supply as an example. Before the rise of the PC, a decent multi-voltage, high current power supply would be pretty expensive. But PCs have meant cheap supplies and sometimes even free as you gut old PCs found in the dumpster. [OneMarcFifty] decided to make a […]
SEVEN-SEGMENT SINGLE-STEPS THROUGH THE TIME
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Have you ever looked at the time, and then had to look again because it just didn’t register? This phenomenon seems more prevalent with phone timepieces, but it’s been known to happen with standard wall clocks, too. This latest offering in a stream of unusual clocks fashioned by [mircemk] solves that problem by forcing the viewer […]
A TIDY LITTLE OBD DISPLAY FOR YOUR CAR
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
It’s likely that many readers will have an OBD dongle through which they can peer into the inner workings of their car, but the chances are that most of us will have restricted our curiosity to the Bluetooth or USB interface it was supplied with. Not [Frederico Souza Sant’ana] though, because he’s modified his OBD dongle to […]
ROBOT ARM SUCKS IN A GOOD WAY
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Building a robot arm is fun, but no longer the challenge it once was. You can find lots of plans and kits, and driving the motors is a solved problem. However, there is always one decision you have to make that can be a challenge: what effector to put on the end of it. If […]
LOGGING INTO LINUX WITH A 1930S TELETYPE
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Buried deep within all UNIX-based operating systems are vestiges of the earliest days of computing, when “hardware” more often than not meant actual mechanical devices with cams and levers and pulleys and grease. But just because UNIX, and by extension Linux, once supported mechanical terminals doesn’t mean that getting a teletype from the 1930s to work […]
Cyclone(Arduino LED Game)
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
In this tutorial, I will teach you how to create an LED game with very little code or experience! I had this idea for a while and finally got around to creating it. It’s a fun game that reminds us all of the arcade games. There are other tutorials that I will link for further […]
