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Shock Sensors Market Current Trends and Future Aspect Analysis 2018 – 2028

The demand within the global shock sensors market is growing at the back of technological improvements in sensor technologies. The advent of Arduino series sensors was a gamechanger for the vendors operating in the global shock sensors market. Furthermore, advancements in the automobile industry have also spearheaded the growth of the global market. The growth […]

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DIY magnetometer inside a Tic Tac box

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

Instructables member “rgco” has published a great tutorial to the project site providing details on how you can create your very own DIY magnetometer or Gaussmeter to measure the strength of magnetic fields. A magnetometer is an essential tool to test the strength of permanent magnets and electromagnets and to understand the field shape of

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OFFLINE DINOSAUR-JUMPING BECOMES A REAL WORKOUT

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

It’s great to see people are out there trying to find fun ways to exercise amid the current crisis. Although jumping up and down isn’t great for the knees, it does give decent cardio. But if you don’t have a rope or a puddle, we admit that jumping can lose its bounce pretty fast. Quarantine

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How to Modernize A Manufacturing Business

Blog / By Ibrar Ayyub

Businesses in every industry need to stay current and modernize to streamline, compete, and take the business forward, but this is particularly true in manufacturing which is a fast-changing environment. There are always new tech developments, trends, challenges, and regulations which can make it difficult to modernize. Still, there are a few key areas to

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TOUCH SCREEN REFLOW OVEN PULLS OUT ALL THE STOPS

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

We’ve seen plenty of simple reflow ovens, and there’s an excellent chance that some of the people reading these words have even thrown their own together. A minimal example isn’t much more than a old toaster oven, a Solid State Relay (SSR), a thermocouple, and a microcontroller to get them all talking. But if you’re

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VERSATILE ENERGY METER HAS MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

If you are dealing with solar or battery power, you might want to have one of these little energy meters built by [Open Green Energy] around. The Arduino-based instrument measures DC voltage, current, power, energy, capacity, and temperature. The range is only up to 26 volts and 3.2 amps, but you could extend that with some external

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GorillaBot racing quadruped powered by Arduino

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

Instructables member Sebastian Coddington has created a racing quadruped robot using the power of Arduino. The race consists of a 10 m autonomous sprint and competitors can use quadruped or biped robot. The current record for a quadruped is 42 seconds for a 10 m sprint. The GorillaBot design is based on a five bar

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PLAY A GAME OF MULTIMETER

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

There are many different single board computers that are general purpose, but there’s another breed targeted at specific applications. One such is the Clockworkpi, a handheld Game Boy-style games console, which may be aimed at gamers but has just as much ability to do all the usual SBC stuff. It’s something [UncannyFlanigan] has demonstrated, by turning

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Arduino Robot Arm

Robotics – Automation Projects / By Ibrar Ayyub

Arduino robot arms are among the most popular DIY projects. We decided to make ours out of recycled materials we found in our workshop. We hope you enjoy this build. Step 1: Electronics Main components Arduino UNO3 SparkFun Servos (Generic Metal Gear) PS2 Joystick 2 axis module Secondary components Voltage Regulator 5v Electrolytic Capacitor –

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ECG PROJECT WITH ALL THE MESSY SAFETY DETAILS

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

We’ve seen a number of heart rate monitoring projects on Hackaday, but [Peter’s] electrocardiography (ECG) Instructable really caught out attention. If you’ve followed Hackaday for any period of time, you’re probably already somewhat familiar with the hardware needed to record the ECG. First, you need a high input impedance instrumentation amplifier to pick up the millivolt

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