the photo you see was taken from my first ever copter which i built in 2 hours, what i had not mentioned was my first copter used a laser cut frame i designed and produced whilst in school. This difference between this post and my other about building multirotors is this is mainly to do […]
How to Make an Entire Drone/Multirotor and Camera Gimbal Using Laser Cut Parts Continue Reading
I designed this project for a 10-hour workshop for ChickTech.org whose goal is to introduce teenage women to STEM topics. The goals for this project were: Easy to build. Easy to program. Did something interesting. Low-cost so participants could take it home and continue to learn. With those goals in mind, here were a couple
Low-Cost, Arduino-Compatible Drawing Robot Continue Reading
I apologize if you find spelling errors or nonsensical text, my language is Spanish and has not been easy to translate, I will improve my English to continue composing instructables. In today’s technology, especially electronics have come a long way, to the point that today can make projects a few years ago were very complicated
Arduino Watch Sport Continue Reading
Some days ago I bought a laser rangefinder (Uni-T UT390b, f.e. http://www.dx.com/de/p/uni-t-ut390b-45m-laser-dist…) to realise a simple LiDAR. The rangefinder has an accuracy of +/- 2mm and is able to measure distances up to 45m. This will be enough for my living room 😉 You’ll also need: * Arduino Mega (because of more than one Serial
Simple LiDAR Using the Laser Rangefinder Uni-T UT390b, Arduino and Turbo Pascal Continue Reading
This tutorial will explain how to build a machine for biofeedback. But first a bit of theory. What is biofeedback? [Font: Wikipedia | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biofeedback] Biofeedback is the process of gaining greater awareness of many physiological functions primarily using instruments that provide information on the activity of those same systems, with a goal of being able to
Lie Detector and Biofeedback Arduino Based Continue Reading
FabScan is an open-source, do-it-yourself 3D laser scanner.It started out as a Bachelor’s thesis by Francis Engelmann, supervised by René Bohne. You can find official project here. I made my own box from MDF hood sheets and use different hardware parts.I decided to make this guide to show to you my work. All credits for Arduino
DIY Arduino 3D Laser Scanner Continue Reading
I have made many tutorials for creating apps using MIT app inventor and connected the app with arduino to make things work, I often get email stating something went missing when they follow my tutorial, Here’s a step by step tutorial on getting started with creating MIT app inventor and control things with arduino. To
Course on MIT App Inventor and Arduino Continue Reading
As a kid I always wanted to have a special ability, like moving objects with thoughts or flying. I tried to move objects with “the power of my mind” of course with no success. Well, yes, I was and I am a huge Star Wars fan, but I also like electronics and programming, so why
Use the Force… or Your Brainwaves? (multifuctional Thought Controlled System) Continue Reading
Ever thought of controlling any electronic devices with your smart phone ?Controlling your robot or any other devices with your smartphone will be really cool. Here is is a simple and basic tutorial for interfacing Bluetooth with arduino Step 1: Things You Need Hardware Bluetooth Module HC 05/06 Arduino LED 220Ω Resistor Android device Software Arduino IDEArduino IDE Android Studio (Not
Arduino Bluetooth Basic Tutorial Continue Reading
A levitating little Death Star in Instructables invited me to the new project with Arduino. Three policies were decided and kept to differentiate it from the forerunner. Do it myself with no (or less) ready-made. Keep rotating. Make glow and blink without battery. VIDEO(1): A Levitating Sphere Rotates Glows and Blinks The detail of the project
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