Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
Learn how you can build versatile apps for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant with this training
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Not too many years ago, talking to the air and expecting a response was either the sign of a hardcore Trekkie or someone with an over-developed or diluted imagination. Now, of course, voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant are not only commonplace, they’re actually now in use by more than half of the world’s smartphone users. […]
FORCE FEEDBACK MOUSE REALLY SHAKES THINGS UP
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
This is a very exciting time for those who like to spend their downtime exploring virtual worlds. The graphics in some big-budget titles are easily approaching photorealism, and immersive multi-channel sound can really make you believe you’ve been transported to another place or time. With another generation or two of GPU development and VR hardware, […]
A FRENCH CLEAT TWIST ON ELECTRONICS BENCH ORGANIZATION
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
For some of us, our workbench is where organization goes to die. Getting ready to tackle a new project means sweeping away a pile of old projects, exposing exactly as much bench space needed to plop down the new parts. On the other end of the spectrum lie those for whom organization isn’t a means […]
Temperature Controlled Vaccine & Insulin Cooler
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Keeping cool saves lives In the developing world, vaccines are the front line of defense against dangerous illnesses such as Ebola, Influenza, Cholera, Tuberculosis and Dengue to name a few. Transporting vaccines and other life-saving materials such as insulin and blood require careful temperature control. First-world logistics tend to break down when supplies are transported […]
Arduino-controlled DIY Coffee Roaster
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
In this Instructable we will have a look at modifying a hot-air popcorn machine to turn it into a fully automatic and temperature-controlled home coffee roaster. Roasting coffee at home is surprisingly simple, and even something as basic as a frying pan can do the trick with enough patience and practice. In most basic terms, […]
DIY RGB-LED Glow Poi With Remote Control
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Introduction Hello Everyone!This is my first guide and (hopefully) the first one in a series of guides on my quest to create an open-source RGB-LED visual poi. To keep it simple first, this is going to result in a simple led-poi featuring remote control via IR and all kinds of colour-change-animations. Keep in mind: This […]
EqualAir: Wearable NeoPixel Display Triggered by Air Pollution Sensor
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
The aim of the project is to make a wearable t-shirt that displays an evocative graphic when air pollution is above a set threshold. The graphic is inspired by the classic game “brick breakers”, in that the car is like a paddle which spits out the exhaust (which are like balls) that “hit” pieces of […]
New Wireless IOT Sensor Layer for Home Environmental Monitoring System
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
This Instructable describes a lower-cost, battery-powered wireless IOT sensor layer for my earlier Instructable: LoRa IOT Home Environmental Monitoring System. If you haven’t already viewed this earlier Instructable, I recommend reading the introduction for an overview of the capabilities of the system which are now extended to this new sensor layer. The original LoRa IOT Home […]
Animated Word Clock
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Build your own Word Clock with an animated display. This is a simple project uses an Arduino Nano, Color LEDs and includes a stylish 3D Printed Case. The Word Clock has three animated patterns– Matrix style – Typewriter Style – Rainbow Color The three buttons on the back enable animation style, color and time to […]
Automatic Gate Slider Under $100
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Over the summer, my dad motivated me to look into buying a gate automation system and setting it up. So I started my research and looked into package solutions on AliExpress and local vendors. The local vendors were offering complete solutions including installation for > $1000. These were Italian systems and were supposed to be […]
