HydroBuddy is a hydration-promoting device, designed for people who spend most of their day in one place (such as behind a desktop) and tend to forget about hydrating themselves. Once set up, it passively tracks how much water you drink, gently reminding you to drink up when it notices you’re hydrating yourself too little for the
A LED chain with multiple patterns. Control Nine LED bulbs to form different patterns using Arduino UNO. Working Video at Google Drive Link. Supplies Arduino Uno Bread Board Jumper Wires LED 5mm 5V (Any Color) 9pcs Resistance 220 Ω A Working PC Step 1: Placing the LED Bulbs Place all the LED bulbs on the bread
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I am very excited to share this project with you because it looks absolutely beautiful and is super easy to make! It’s a NanoLeaf inspired wireless Arduino RGB LED lights project that not only allows you to create any custom NanoLeaf shape you want but also use the same identical segments to create a 4-digit
Custom NanoLeaf Lights! DIY, Wireless, Modular, Arduino, 3D Printed! Continue Reading
HW9 – Arduino The Task: In our Arduino project challenge, we were free to create anything of our liking, with the only requirement being that the circuit must either read a sensor or control an active component. During a class session, a practice example was demonstrated, involving a humidity sensor, LED, potentiometer, and LCD screen.
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CHOOSING A DIRECTION For this assignment, I embarked on my inaugural solo experience with Arduino. After facing some challenges during the in-class tutorial, I felt apprehensive about dealing with the breadboard once more. Consequently, I made an early decision to work on a simpler circuit. While exploring the components of the Arduino kit, the IR
Arduino My goal for this assignment is to create a Morse code decoder, which can prove highly beneficial for socially distant interactions with friends. The decoder will offer two input options for Morse code: (1) manual clicking of a button to illuminate the LED light, and (2) detecting flashes from an external source, such as
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Some years ago, I came across Mignon and Meggy Jr RGB, and was intrigued enough to want to make something similar, but with a wider screen, more possibilities for experiment and play, and with few parts. I called it Armadino, after seeing an armadillo logo on the spine of a children story book and mixing it with the word
Armadino – an Arduino Gameboy, Clock, Electronic Lab, TVout Console and More… Continue Reading
The very first project of my channel is about controlling an RGB LED using annoying push buttons…. I feel that the project was not a good one to learn about micro-controllers, because most of the micro-controllers uses are not fully utilised in that project…. So, This is definitely the time for an upgrade, and upgrade means letting
Like many older people, my mom lives by herself. She likes her lifestyle but sometimes it gets a bit lonely. We talk on the phone a few times each week but it’s the in-between times where she could use a little emotional boost. A simple “I’m thinking of you” would be enough to make her
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I designed and built a Geiger Counter – a device that can detect ionizing radiation and warn its user of dangerous ambient radiation levels with the all-too-familiar clicking noise. It can also be used when scouting for minerals to see if the rock you found has Uranium Ore in it! There are many existing kits
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