A printed Circuit board or PCB is a non-conductive material with various conductive lines etched or printed. Electric components are mounted on the board, and traces attach the components to create a working circuit. But before you come up with a PCB, you need to start with a design. PCB design brings the electronic circuits […]
Have you ever encountered plasma’s power? You may observe its process by looking at fluorescent or neon signage. These two lighting techniques exploit the visible light that plasma discharges emit. On a different note, have you heard about Plasma Surface Treatment? It is another use of the matter beyond fluorescent and neon lights. Surfaces can
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Discover the top 10 sensory-friendly Arduino projects designed for kids with sensory issues. Introducing technology exploration to children with sensory issues creates a beneficial and engaging practice. The hands-on method of Arduino projects enables users to build sensory-friendly tools which help students learn through active participation. These tools increase both learning effectiveness and student engagement
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Earfingers aims to offer an innovative way for individuals, especially those with hearing impairments, to experience sound. The circuit for Earfingers uses an Arduino to control the vibration motors. First and foremost, I must acknowledge that I am standing on the shoulders of giants—people whose open contributions to the community made this project possible. Without
Sound-activated LEDs are a fun and interactive way to combine audio and visuals. In this project, you will build a simple sound-responsive LED light system using an Arduino and a microphone sensor. When a sound is detected, such as clapping or music, the LEDs will light up based on the sound’s intensity. This project is
Advances in technology continue to make life easier for individuals with disabilities. Inspired by a desire to help visually impaired individuals navigate their surroundings more confidently, this Arduino-based Smart Cane project is an affordable, open-source solution. With a combination of sensors, haptic feedback, and intelligent programming, this device enhances mobility and independence. The idea of
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Wearable technology has revolutionized accessibility, providing tools to support individuals with sensory challenges. This project outlines how to create a Sensory Feedback Bracelet, combining features from an Arduino-based navigation bracelet and sensory-focused wearables. This bracelet sends soft tactile feedback to help users stay calm, focused, and connected to their surroundings. What Is a Sensory Feedback
The Interactive Voice Controlled Robot is an exciting project designed to merge education and entertainment seamlessly. Built on a foundation of open-source technology, this robot responds to voice commands, performs interactive movements, and engages users in a way that fosters creativity, problem-solving, and STEM education. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced robotics enthusiast, this
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Technology can mix fun, creativity, and exercise, and the Makey Makey Dance Floor shows this well. This DIY project uses Makey Makey, conductive items, and Arduino to create a dance floor that makes sounds or actions when stepped on. It is great for kids, parties, and sensory events, making it both enjoyable and creative. What
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Arduino technology shines in the Smart Stick for the Visually Impaired because it builds accessibility features to empower visually impaired users. The assistive device utilizes ultrasonic sensors with buzzer components that integrate with Arduino for an innovative functional application. What is the Smart Stick? A handheld device known as the Smart Stick detects obstacles in
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