Many of our clients face a common challenge when undertaking IoT projects. They are experts in their own fields, and most of of them have a great idea, a proof-of-concept (PoC), or a sophisticated algorithm that addresses some specific need. They have simulated their solution in Matlab or Python and are eager to build and …
Altium has launched a new, cloud-based application – the A365 Viewer – that redefines the way that printed circuit board designs are shared between designers, part suppliers, and manufacturers. Adding the Altium 365 Viewer has significantly enhanced the user experience when navigating the product documentation on our website. Now Arduino users can freely browse schematics, …
Description Hey everyone What’s up! Let me show you something COOL! A completely 3D Printed Mini Air Cooler that is powered by a Jet Turbine. So the goal here was to make a small but powerful Air Cooler that utilizes water to cool down air that is fed by a Jet Turbine. In this post, I’m going …
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Smaller is better when it comes to microchips, researchers said, and by using 3D components on a standardized 2D microchip manufacturing platform, developers can use up to 100 times less chip space. A team of engineers has boosted the performance of its previously developed 3D inductor technology by adding as much as three orders of …
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It’s been a while since I’ve published my last Instructables. I’m back, and I’m 3D-printed-powered! Enjoy this mini retro arcade machine. It’s literally my first complete end-to-end 3D-printed project: I made the design, printed it, assembled the electronics, programmed it, and now to the tutorial 🙂 This guide will be updated soon with instructions to …
Complete Arduino-based 3D-printed Battery-powered Mini Retro Arcade Machine Read More »
Some might say that it belongs to Ron Weasley now, but to me & most of the Harry Potter fans, it’ll always be Dumbledore’s Deluminator. It was designed by Albus Dumbledore, and the first time we get to know about it is when he uses it to Put Out the lights on Privet Drive so he could …
Lots of people celebrate Halloween by making pumpkin sculptures most of them only just carve a scary looking face from the pumpkin and place. in this tutorial, I am showing how to give a more awesome effect to your pumpkins. here I added human/obstacle detection, smoke and lights. let’s scare them all Step 1: Components …
SMOKING HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN USING ARDUINO AND IC 555 Read More »
Infineon Technologies AG has collaborated with software and 3D Time-of-Flight (ToF) system specialist pmdtechnologies ag to develop reportedly the world’s smallest, most powerful 3D image sensor. Designated the REAL3, the single-chip solution measures just 4.4 x 5.1 mm and is the fifth generation of time-of-flight deep sensors from Infineon. The sensor can be incorporated into even the smallest devices with just …
3D IMAGE SENSOR REAL3 FOR FACE AUTHENTICATION ANNOUNCED AT CES 2020 Read More »
In this project we use an Arduino Uno along with some simple components to create an interactive, scary and playful decoration for Halloween to impress all your guests. Our idea is basically designing a candy dispenser that only provides the user with a few candy if a riddle is solved properly; of course everthing ambiented …
Hello everyone! This is my first instructable. This project is a 3D printed clock powered by a stepper motor and is controlled by an Arduino Uno. It was designed in OnShape over the course of a month. It keeps time very precisely and only needs to be plugged into a USB port once programmed. Credit …
This project will guide you through the steps to make an Arduino based 360 degree rotating foam ball turret with full joystick wireless control, and first person view camera and headset. This is a moderately complex project for hobbyists looking to try something a little extra. Parts of this project were limited by component availability …
Make a 3D interface using an six resistors, aluminum foil, and an Arduino. Take that, Wii. Update: a much more thorough explanation of this project is available from Make Magazine. It might be easier to follow their instructions, and I think their code is more up to date. The basic goal here was to make …
