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Disposing IED using Non Newtonian Fluid

Disposing IED using Non Newtonian Fluid

Thousands of lives are being lost every year due to IEDs (improvise explosive devices). IEDs were responsible for approximately 63% of coalition deaths in Iraq. ABSTRACT             Mobile Explosive Containment Vessels (MECV) referred to as Total Containment Vessels (TCV) are fully enclosed vessels used to absorb the explosion forces the enclosure is spherical and made of

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Avengers plant monitoring device with Arduino uno Tuya IoT platform

Avengers plant monitoring device with Arduino uno (Tuya IoT platform)

I made a lot-based plant monitoring device. From this device, you can measure the condition of your plant from anywhere in the world. The device is able to measure temperature, humidity, and soil moisture. Description I hope you are doing well because a few days ago I recovered from the virus. In the pandemic we

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ESP Now Rainstick

ESP-Now Rainstick

This fun little project will allow you the trivial joy of letting a electronic network announce that you have rain! The AI controlled, tear eliciting price’d Tesla has been rumored to have sensors that awaken the windshield wipers at the onset of rain. Being in a fully glass-enclosed cabin you would think that the obviousness

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Measure Pressure With Your Micro bit

Measure Pressure With Your Micro:bit

The following instructable describes a easy to build and inexpensive device to perform pressure measurements and demonstrate Boyle’s law, using the micro:bit in combination with the BMP280 pressure/temperature sensor. Whereas this syringe/pressure sensor combination has already been described in one of my previous instructables, the combination with the micro:bit is offering new opportunities, e.g. for class

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DIY Arduino UNO

DIY Arduino UNO

DIY your own Arduino UNO with the JLC PCB Description Schematic of ARDUINO S3v3 Details of ARDUINO S3v3 X1: DE-9 serial connector  Used to connect a computer (or other devices) using RS-232 standard. Needs a serial cable, with at least 4 pins connected: 2, 3, 4, and 5. Works only when JP0 is set to

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