Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
Step by Step Guide to the Arduino Leonardo
Posted on: 06 Mar 2015
The Arduino team is now shipping their latest creation – the Leonardo. It is the first Arduino to use Atmel’s ATmegaXU4 series chip with built-in USB. This change is big and it has big benefits. In addition to the built-in USB, it offers more digital and analog pins. This step by step guide gives you […]
Interactive LED box Using Arduino
Posted on: 06 Mar 2015
Project Goal The goal of this project is to create a low resolution display of graphical art that interacts with people who are handling it. My basic idea is to create such a “magic box” with a LED matrix on one side. It should be small enough that it can be held by hands. Also, […]
RoboDolly
Posted on: 05 Mar 2015
The Birth of RoboDolly The conception of the RoboDolly can be traced back to my senior year of high school. This aluminum ornament evolved from housing a few flashing lights to displaying a fully handmade LED matrix. The final product was awarded to my robotics programming mentor; it now sits on his desk and gleams […]
Wireless IR Headphone Receiver
Posted on: 05 Mar 2015
Infrared headphones can be used for listening to music or television cordlessly. The headphones utilize a transmitter that connects with audio cables to the audio source, such as a home entertainment center. The transmitter utilizes light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to direct a focused beam of invisible pulsating light towards a receiver built into the headphone set. […]
Plush toy, singing with Mommy’s voice
Posted on: 05 Mar 2015
This Instructables is about upgrading a plush toy to give it the ability to sing when baby presses its belly. Most importantly : it will not play a stupid pre-recorded music, but actually sing mommy’s songs, with mommy’s voice ! This project started with two goals in mind: customizing a nice gift for my baby, […]
Biometric Sensing Computer Mouse
Posted on: 05 Mar 2015
In the past five weeks, we have considered and built three projects, ranging from: optical sensing, electromyography (EMG), and galvanic skin response detection. Initially, our project was using an optical sensor and EMG to detect finger movement for applications, such as: playing piano and Morse code. However, after completing the hardware, due to issues with […]
Mechanical Bull for Dolls
Posted on: 04 Mar 2015
This mechanical bull was created as a weekend hobby. The creation process was simple and did not last more than two hours. The materials I already had at home. For those who wish to make an equal, will be a good opportunity to recycle materials and learn how to use the joystick shield with Arduino. […]
Custom Arduino Shield and Sensors
Posted on: 04 Mar 2015
Overview: This instructable will construct a series of custom sensor modules and an Arduino shield. Such modules are available from many different sources, but fans of the Instructables website would probably find satisfaction in making their own. Each module will be a set size of 1.5cm by 2.5cm and employ a three pin connector of […]
How To Make The Easiest Breadboard Arduino-Compatible Sanguino-Equivalent
Posted on: 04 Mar 2015
Okay so the Title is indeed a bit of a mouthful lol ! Ive been needing to mess around with a desire for MORE Input/Output pins than the Arduino UNO and nowadays the UNO uses an Atmega328 microcontroller, & its limited to only about 20 Input/Output pins 🙁 Well if you’ve been messing around with […]
Build Your Own Arduino Web server
Posted on: 03 Mar 2015
The Arduino Ethernet Shield is a sweet toy!!! Everybody, from the beginner who got their Arduino yesterday and hasn’t slept since, to the hard core pro who learned c as a second language, can learn how to use the Ethernet Shield and have lots of fun with it. Its that awesome! As soon as I […]
