Our Personal Favourite Arduino Projects for you to Try in 2023

Our Personal Favourite Arduino Projects for you to Try in 2023

In the realm of do-it-yourself (DIY) electronics and robotics projects, Arduino stands as a prominent open-source microcontroller platform. It boasts a user-friendly nature and enjoys a vast community of users who actively contribute their projects and provide assistance to fellow enthusiasts. Throughout the year 2022, we embarked on numerous remarkable ventures involving Arduino, ESPs (such …

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Musical Exercise - Workout Shirt MP3 Player Powered by Exercise using Arduino

Musical Exercise: Workout Shirt MP3 Player Powered by Exercise using Arduino

People love listening to music while exercising. Music provides the motivation needed for individuals to keep exerting energy and get in shape. So, because people enjoy listening to music while exercising, what if an MP3 player only played an individual’s music while they are active? Using music as an incentive to continue exercising would encourage …

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ANDROID BASED ROBOTICS

ANDROID BASED ROBOTICS

While the field of robotics is continuously expanding at a remarkable rate and better performing robots are created every year, robotics still remains out of reach for many students and researchers. The main reasons for this difficulty are the high complexity of the hardware and software of robots, and their typically high cost. We believe …

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SoundBox

Creating A SoundBox Using Arduino

Ideas and Sketches Squat Coach – Detects the depth of your squats and assesses your form. Flex sensor is positioned to run up the back of knee joint Etch-A-Sketch – Arduino version of Etch-A-Sketch game. Users control stylus with 2 rotational potentiometers Β Adaptive Lighting – LED changes brightness depending on lighting of room. Photo cells …

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Digital I/O with Arduino Boards

Readings in Physical Computing Ch 6. pgs 87-136 (this week and next week) ChΒ 7: Serial Communication [137-143; 149-150; 153-161] Before the lab You should have already successfully installed the Arduino environment on your laptop, built the LED circuit, and successfully load/run the β€œblink” program to make the LED blink. Congratulations! In lab exercise Objective In …

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