This is a simple moving ferris wheel I designed that could be a fun learning experience for children and adults! Growing up, I was always curious about what moving toys looked like on the inside. Therefore, I intentionally used clear acrylic so that users can see what goes on inside of the toy ferris wheel. […]
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What is the Project About This is a device capable of recording and recognizing sophisticated 3d gestures and carrying out a preset action if the gesture matches, maybe changing the slide of a presentation, increasing volume or anything else that can be done using a keyboard and mouse. For example: rotate the hand counter-clockwise to
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We are changing the way we use the STONE Trademark LCD with the Arduino. You can connect to the official page of the LCD. These screens will communicate with UART or RS232 as if they were on the same Nexton screen. If I were to do a comparison, the Nextion display has some extras and
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Ingredients: 1. Metal wire 2. Cheap drum toy kit (Hi hat, snare and kick drum) 3. Three Servo’s 4. Electric wire 5. Duct tape 6. Breadboard 7. Arduino Uno 8. Usb to Usb 2.0 Step 1: How to Make the Drums: How you’re going to make the drums, is basically up to you. It totally
The assignment for this class was simple yet complicated: Make something interactive with an Arduino. It had to be designed well, technically challenging enough and original for as far as original ideas go these days on sites like Instructables. From the start, I was interested in LEDs. My project would have to incorporate something with
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For my school project ‘ if this, then that ‘ I had to make something Interactive with the use of an arduino. I chose to create this automatic dice tower. In this project I’ll show you how I put it together. The tower itself is simple, its just a wooden case with an extra tray
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Passwords are hard… and remembering a secure one is even harder! On top of that if you have along, convoluted password it will take time to type. But fear not my friends, I have a solution to this! I Created a little auto-typing machine that will output the passwords into the computer. Now there is
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Green Lights is a project that was created to teach students about physical computing. This includes Inputs and Outputs, Electricity, programming with Arduino, and a little bit about traffic control systems. The intersection will be setup at the front of the classroom and students will be split up into teams. Teams will be given note
Starting out in the world of electronics and robotics can be quite daunting at first. There are many things to learn at the beginning (circuit design, soldering, programming, choosing the right electronic components, etc) and when things go wrong there are many variables to keep track of (wrong wiring connections, damaged electronic components, or error
Circuit Learn NANO: One PCB. Easy to Learn. Infinite Posibilities. Read More »
The education and home market is flooded with modular electronics ‘learning’ systems designed to teach kids and adults key STEM and STEAM concepts. Products such as LittleBits or Snapcircuits seem to dominate every holiday gift guide or parent blog for educational toys. However, these systems always come with a hefty price tag attached and many
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