Hi everyone, this is my second instrucatable! This time we are going to build a wooden clock with temperature and humidity display. Like shown in the picture, our the time will be displayed through the “wood”. Since light isn’t strong enough to pass a piece of wood, we are going to use wood texture vinyl stickers […]
“Wooden” Desktop Clock *Modern Looking* Continue Reading
SRKH Designs has designed and created a new processor module in the form of the microZERO SAMD CPU board that is compatible with Arduino development boards and could be the perfect processor for your next project. The ultra low power networked microZERO module has been inspired by the MKR Zero, and offers a a small,
microZERO processor module compatible with Arduino development boards Continue Reading
One way of communicating with autistic and non-verbal people is through the use of a Picture Exchange Communication System or PECS board, which they can use to point out what they need or want throughout the day. However, the commercial versions of these boards have their share of problems — they’re expensive, and they’re fairly
DIY PECS BOARD USES PICTURES TO COMMUNICATE Continue Reading
Makers, developers and hobbyists looking for a way to learn more about the Internet of Things may be interested in a new piece of hardware created by the team of engineers at Magicbit. The development board has been created to provide an easy way to create IoT projects in just 10 minutes and is equipped
Magicbit Internet of Things modular development board Continue Reading
In this instructable we are building a home irrigation system based on an arduino uno. I know there are tons of similiar projects / tutorials already floating the web, but maybe I did something different and you can pick up an idea or two. Step 1: Gathering the Tools You will need: 1 x Arduino
Arduino Home Irrigation System With a 7 Segment Display Continue Reading
The team responsible for officially pushing forward the Arduino ecosystem has this week introduced a new industrial grade development board in the form of the Arduino Portenta H7 Lite. Powered by a dual-core STM32H747 including a Cortex M7 running at 480 MHz and a Cortex M4 running at 240 MHz. The two cores communicate via a
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Most clocks these days have ditched the round face and instead prefer to tell time through the medium of 7-segment displays. [mihai.cuciuc] is bringing the round face to digital clocks with his time-keeping piece, MakeTime. MakeTime serves two purposes, the first and most obvious one is as a clock. Rather than displaying the time with digits,
UNIQUE CLOCK DOUBLES AS A DEVELOPMENT BOARD Continue Reading
For most of us during lock down, we have been practicing a lot of exercises. Either its some stretching or some muscle building exercises. But one issue that I have faced personally is keeping track of my workouts. I was unable to see my progress as there was not some sort of recording of my
Automate Push Up Routine With ESP8266 Continue Reading
My first meeting with microcontrollers was a few decades ago (you might remember the first Parallax Basic Stamps) but with the Arduino platform it happened more recently, only 6 years ago and although at that time the development boards were quite difficult to find, even then I found it was a very interesting thing. Later
Arduino Magnetic Board Continue Reading
In one of my previous Instructables, I showed you how you can use a Stepper motor as a rotary encoder. In this Instructable, let’s learn how we can use it to control our computer. So without further ado, let’s get started! Step 1: Watch the Video Watch the above video to get a better idea of
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