For anyone playing the stock market, and perhaps even more so for those investing in cryptocurrencies, watching the value of your portfolio go up and down can be a stressful experience. If you’d like to have a real-time display of your investments that adds even more stress, [Luis Marx] has got you covered. His latest […]
BANKSY-LIKE STOCK TRACKER SHREDS YOUR MONEY WHEN THE MARKET’S DOWN Continue Reading
FlowIO Platform, a modular pneumatics controller for soft robotics and smart material projects, took home Grand Prize honors at the 2021 Hackaday Prize. Aside from the prestige of coming out on top of hundreds of projects and bragging rights for winning the biggest hardware design challenge on Earth, the prize carries an award of $25,000 and
FLOWIO TAKES TOP HONORS IN THE 2021 HACKADAY PRIZE Continue Reading
Lots of projects involve monitoring of some kind of data, such as environmental data, often using an Arduino for control. In my case, I wanted to monitor the salt level in my water softener. You might want to access the data over your home network, but equally you might want to display it where it’s
How to Add an E-Ink Display to Your Project Continue Reading
Have a nice day, in this instructable I’ll explain how to make a little decorative display for your desktop. It connects to your PC via USB and you can upload any image you want (240*240 BMP) It uses an Arduino pro micro for the serial connection and a ST7789 LCD display, I decided to use
Tiny MatchBox LCD Display – Desktop Decor Continue Reading
Designed and produced with everything an IoT engineer might need, the python-programmable ESP32– powered IoT display by Riverdi is an expandable, cloud-ready GUI with a sleek design, low power consumption and top of the line graphical capabilities for high-quality IoT projects. The Riverdi IoT displays comes in 3 different versions – 5″ resistive touch panel, 5″ capacitive touch panel, and
RIVERDI IOT DISPLAYS FOR NEXT LEVEL IOT PROJECTS Continue Reading
Arbor Technology has announced a new inclusion to its ELIT series of digital signage systems equipped with Intel’s 8th Gen Coffee Lake S-series Core processors with 35W TDPs. The fan-less, rugged “ELIT-1930” signage player runs Linux or Windows on an 8th Gen Coffee Lake-S CPU with up to 32GB DDR4, and features triple 4K displays, 2x GbE, 3x COM, 4x USB 3.1,
COFFEE LAKE BASED “ELIT-1930” SIGNAGE PLAYER SUPPORTS 4K DISPLAYS Continue Reading
The tiny 0.96 inches OLED display is the most popular among the Arduino fraternity for displaying data like room temperature, humidity, and text messages. Have you ever thought of displaying your own photo on the display! Yes, it’s possible. In this Arduino-based project, we learn to display any photo on this small display. The above
Display Your Photo on OLED Display Continue Reading
Sometimes you need to display a number nice and large, making it easily readable at a good distance. [Lewis] has just the thing for that: a big expandable 7-segment display. The build is modular, allowing it to be extended from 2 to 10 digits and beyond. The digits themselves are made of 3D-printed parts assembled onto
YOU CAN BUILD A GIANT 7-SEGMENT DISPLAY OF YOUR VERY OWN Continue Reading
[Brian Pugh] has shared a cool new project that simultaneously runs on desktop Python and MicroPython – the Belay library. This library lets you control a MicroPython device seamlessly from your Python code – interacting with real-world things like analog/digital trinkets, servos, Neopixels and displays, without having to create your own firmware or APIs. You need a
YOUR MICROPYTHON BOARD CAN BE YOUR TINKERING PERIPHERAL Continue Reading
In this tutorial I will show you how to create animation on small OLED display connected to Arduino Nano. Step 1: Supplies We need following two components for this project Arduino Nano SSD1306 SPI 128×32 display You can also use SSD1306SPI 128×32 display but it will need code adjustments when declaring the display. Step 2:
Create Animation on OLED Display Controlled by Arduino Continue Reading
