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Arduino Sketch Classifier Demo

N.B. this is new and still being tested. This sketch demonstrates an example of ultrasonic range sensor data processing using a combination of signal filters and a classification tree. The classifier code was generated using the Python script classify_gen.py on recorded and labeled training data. The underlying classification tree was automatically generated using the Python scikit-learn library. For more

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AI Auto Classify Trash Can

AI Auto-Classify Trash Can

This project is a trash can that recognizes and classifies garbage automatically. Use Machine-Learning and Arduino in Scratch. How it works 1. Camera takes an image of garbage. 2. Machine-Learning model recognizes the classification of garbage by the image. 3. Electrical and mechanical parts drive the garbage into diffrent palce by its classification. Beginner-friendly Machine-Learning, Block-coding and

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VERTICAL X Y PLOTTER

VERTICAL X-Y PLOTTER || DRAWING ROBOT || ARDUINO PLOTTER

In this instructable, we will learn to make an XY plotter/ Vertical plotter drawing machine using Arduino. With this very efficient Vertical Drawing machine, We can draw images on different paper sizes, walls, or whiteboards along with printing texts, generating arts and graffiti. Vector images(SVG) are fed to them as input, for printing jpeg and

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Brainwaves Fly a Drone

Brainwaves Fly a Drone

Drones are fun to fly, and it’s possible to do limited flying using brainwaves. The headset senses my brainwaves and transmits them to a small computer. When I increase my attention level, the computer converts the signals and passes them to the drone’s controller, which I have connected to the computer. When I relax my

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Arduino Sketch CKS Shield 1 Test

Arduino Sketch CKS-Shield-1-Test

This Arduino sketch exercises the standard hardware of the CKS-1-Shield board. It provides a console interface for reading inputs and triggering outputs, and a set of asynchronous state machines for generating test motions. Console Interface static void parse_user_input(int argc, char *argv[]) Process an input message tokenized from a line of console input. New commands may be defined by

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