The Open Cockpit Arduino 4.3 Version 1.0 Beta The Arduino project is a PFD (Primary Flight Display) for experimental aircraft, built on Arduino’s open-source platform. Its purpose extends to both educational and experimental contexts. Further enhancements are anticipated, aiming to provide an affordable backup instrument for experimental aircraft. This guide outlines the assembly process and […]
The objective of the DSP Shield project is to enhance the accessibility of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) concepts and applications, particularly by introducing DSP as a teaching tool for signal education at the undergraduate level or even earlier. The project aims to bridge the gap between DSP being predominantly practiced at the graduate level and
One of the coolest projects I have done so-far with my kids is a “near-space” balloon. That’s not quite into space itself (100Km+) but so high that the sky looks black and you can start to see the curvature of the earth below you. The Flickr set with the photos from our first launch is
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A while ago, I made the ESP32 version of Midbar which later evolved into a multi-user Cipherbox. While developing the Cipherbox, I realized that even the Lite version of it might be too expensive and too redundant for some people, so I “resurrected” the single-user Midbar project and made an ESP8266 version of it. The purpose of Midbar is to
Ever asked how to control any device from any place in the world? In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to control things wirelessly over WiFi. Story Introduction Today, we will build a device that connects to the internet and allow the user to control his/her home remotely over wifi. We will use the Arduino board(any
My garage door comes with a motor and a 433MHz remote that I don’t always carry with me because it is quite bulky and in the way. Because of that, sometimes when I am in front of it and I want to open it, I had to go inside and press the trigger switch that
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In this tutorial, I am going to show you guys how to control the TM1637 4-Digit 7-Segment displays using an Arduino. If you want to displays sensor data, temperature and humidity, or want to design a clock, timer or counter, you will need this 4-Digit Seven-Segment Display. Step 1: Topics Covered In this tutorial
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Hey, what’s up, everyone? So here’s something useful: a custom breakout board for using the ESPWROOM02U module for tinkering and testing. The ESP-WROOM-02U Breakout Board is an ESP8266EX-based microcontroller that offers the same features as its predecessor, the ESP Series, but is way smaller, making it suitable for implementing into a badge or wearable project.
Hi! My name’s Jack and I’m a senior at Boston College studying Computer Science and Finance. This semester, I’m taking Physical Computing with Professor Gallaugher. We’ve been following a flipped classroom model and I made this project utilizing Professor Gallaugher’s Circuit Python YouTube tutorials. For my Campus School Assistive Tech Project, I made a realistic-looking touch-enabled
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Have you ever tried to play a game only to find out you don’t have any dice? That’s not a problem anymore! Now you can create your very own digital dice using LEDs and your Arduino board. This is a beginner-level project. This project will allow you to push a button and randomly generate a
