We have been having some condensation and mould issues in our apartment recently due to, I think, the humidity levels. Our property is relatively newly built and, as such, has very good insulation properties (double glazed windows etc.). The side effect of this is that there is very little ventilation and therefore humidity rises over […]
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We initially made HealthyPi as HAT add-on board for Raspberry Pi. Now you can run the application on any desktop PC with a USB port. Project We introduced the HealthyPi as a HAT add-on for the Raspberry Pi, turning it into a full-featured, medical-grade open patient monitor. However, we realized later that people also wanted
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Today I am going to show you how to make An OpenSource Arduino UNO OLED Clock That Also Measures Temperature. This project is an OpenSource and it’s open to everyone. It doesn’t require any special engineer skills, and will take you less than couple of hours once you have all the parts you need. This
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Learn how to submit your Arduino-based project. It may even get featured on the Arduino social channels! Story Arduino Project Hub (powered by Hackster.io) is a community dedicated to discovering how fun and rewarding tinkering with electronics and software can be, so any project made with Arduino boards is welcome! Every day the Arduino Team will
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We’re pretty good at maintaining our code base, not so much at maintaining our office plants. We use Arduino to keep our plants alive. Motivation Here at Andium, we’re super excited to have finally moved into our new office space. We’ve been decking it out with walls covered in whiteboards, new shiny tech, and all
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In this post I will show you how to add Wi-Fi connectivity and an OLED screen to the MightyOhm Geiger Counter kit. Lots of fun! Introduction I assembled my Geiger counter kit from MightyOhm some time ago. It’s a very fun kit and the finished counter looks awesome. Oh, that Geiger-Muller tube sitting on that
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I had to delve deep into the code, but I finally got nodebots working on an Arduino Zero Story I recently received an Arduino Zero, arduino.cc’s latest offering. I’d been experimenting with nodebots, so I decided my first Arduino Zero project would be a nodebot. Anna Gerber has an excellent tutorial for doing nodebots using
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MIT researchers have developed a new type of radio frequency identification (RFID) chip that is extremely difficult to hack. If such chips were widely adopted, it could mean that an identity thief couldn’t steal your credit card number or key card information by sitting next to you at a café, and high-tech burglars couldn’t swipe
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About this project Helium exists to help developers build low power, secure, connected devices. In this project, we’ll walk through using the Helium Atom Prototyping module with an Arduino Zero and Adafruit Ultimate GPS Breakout to seamless send data to Azure IoT Hub and then on to a Power BI report to visualize the data.
GPS Tracking Using Helium, Azure IoT Hub, and Power BI Continue Reading
Motivation So I’ve just spent an “all nighter” working on this new IoT device that’s going to change the world. The sun comes up, and I’m off to demo the device and pitch to my friends for some seed capital and soul crushing criticism. I get to their house, turn the device on, it won’t
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