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Arduino Lilypad Interactive Passion Sensing Scarf

Arduino Lilypad Interactive Passion Sensing Scarf using arduino

This was my first time working with an Arduino Lilypad. I have been wanting to try something that dealt with soft circuits for awhile now. This project is what I came up with. The concept is based off my friend Ethan Dicks from theFusefactory.org‘s emergent Sheep Sculpture project. The  Lilypad Interactive Passion Sensing Scarf works […]

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Wii Nunchuck as general purpose controller via Arduino board 1

Wii Nunchuck as general purpose controller via Arduino board

Background: I made a self-balancing electric skateboard which is steered using a Wii Nunchuck by either using the thumb joystick on the top or by tilting it left or right, depending on which of the two buttons on the end are being pressed. A simplified self balancing board is described in the instructable here: www.instructables.com/id/Easy-build-self-balancing-skateboardrobotsegway-/

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Arduino laundry alarm

A laundry alarm for the hearing impaired and everyone else using Arduino

This Arduino based project was designed to solve a recurring problem for my hearing impaired wife. Our laundry room is located remotely from our living area.  If our laundry has finished washing and is not removed in time, it can sour or even get moldy.   If our laundry has finished drying and is not removed

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Arduino datalogging accelerometer with µ SD storage

Arduino datalogging accelerometer with Micro-SD storage

Thanks to Will Greiman’s Fat16 library for the Arduino, I finally got a useful version of this datalogger working! Here’s the schematic: And here’s the code. The code is highly configurable: it can save raw A/D values or converted values, it allows software-defined gain, it can collect for a set time or until user input,

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Arduino TFT LCD shield displaying colorful graphics

ILI9341 TFT LCD Demo using Arduino 328 with Proteus Simulation

Introduction This project demonstrates an Arduino 328 driving an ILI9341 TFT LCD in Proteus. It is a clean microcontroller project for learning how a TFT display works with an AVR-based controller. The simulation shows text, lines, circles, filled shapes, colors, and vertical scrolling on a 240×320 TFT screen. It is useful for students, hobbyists, and

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Arduino Uno reads MCP3208 ADC voltages on breadboard

Arduino MCP32008 12bit ADC using Arduino Uno with Proteus Simulation

Introduction The Arduino MCP3208 12-bit ADC project is a simple but effective example of analog data acquisition using an external ADC. In this design, an Arduino Uno communicates with the MCP3208 12-bit ADC through SPI and reads multiple analog channels from the simulation inputs. The measured data is converted into voltage values and printed to

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Arduino Uno with PWM shield driving colorful LEDs

Adafruit 16 Channel PWM Servo Shield using Arduino Uno with Proteus Simulation

Introduction This Arduino RGB LED project uses an Arduino Uno with an Adafruit 16 Channel PWM Servo Shield in Proteus simulation to control 5 RGB LEDs with smooth lighting effects. It is a practical microcontroller project for learning PWM control in embedded systems and DIY electronics. Instead of simple ON and OFF output, the system

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Arduino Zuno line follower robot on track

Zuno Line Follower using Arduino Uno with Proteus Simulation

Introduction The Zuno Line Follower is an Arduino-based robot project designed to follow a line using a Zumo-style robot model. This microcontroller project uses an Arduino Uno with a Zumo line sensor and motor drive system inside a Proteus simulation. The robot reads the position of the line, calculates how far it has drifted from

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