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Arduino Calibration

Calibrating sensor input using Arduino

This example demonstrates one techinque for calibrating sensor input. The Arduino takes sensor readings for five seconds during the startup, and tracks the highest and lowest values it gets. These sensor readings during the first five seconds of the sketch execution define the minimum and maximum of expected values for the readings taken during the […]

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Arduino 4wd robot with ping sensor J Bot

Arduino 4wd robot with ping sensor “J-Bot”

Experience Level: Intermediate (requires soldering) Time Required: 3-5 hours depending on experience J-BOT Kit  Jameco P/N 2140285 Someone mentioned that Jameco needed a robotic mascot. I have always been a tinkerer, especially with radio-controlled electronics and so I volunteered for the chance to design and create the J-Bot. While this was my first autonomous

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Temperature Sensor for Arduino Applied for COVID 19

Temperature Sensor for Arduino Applied for COVID 19

The temperature sensor for Arduino is a fundamental element when we want to measure the temperature of a processor of the human body. The temperature sensor with Arduino must be in contact or close to receive and measure the heat level. That’s how thermometers work. These devices are extremely used to measure the body temperature

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AI ENABLED SURVEILSQUAD CAMERA FEATURES JETSON AGX XAVIER

AI-ENABLED SURVEILSQUAD CAMERA FEATURES JETSON AGX XAVIER

SurveilsQUAD (e-CAM20_CUXVR) is a synchronized multiple camera solution for NVIDIA® Jetson AGX Xavier™ Developer Kit that consists of four 2MP camera board and a base board to interface with the NVIDIA® Jetson AGX Xavier™ Developer Kit. Each camera is based on the camera module e-CAM21_CUMI290_MOD, a SONY® Starvis IMX290 color CMOS image sensor. E-con Systems has

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LOW COST COMPUTER GESTURE CONTROL WITH AN I2C SENSOR

LOW-COST COMPUTER GESTURE CONTROL WITH AN I2C SENSOR

Controlling your computer with a wave of the hand seems like something from science fiction, and for good reason. From Minority Report to Iron Man, we’ve seen plenty of famous actors controlling their high-tech computer systems by wildly gesticulating in the air. Meanwhile, we’re all stuck using keyboards and mice like a bunch of chumps. But it doesn’t

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SENSIBLE 2.0 NEXT GENERATION OF INDUSTRIALIZATION OF IOT SOLUTION

SENSIBLE 2.0 NEXT GENERATION OF INDUSTRIALIZATION OF IOT SOLUTION

IoT application development SensiBLE 2.0 by SensiEDGE simplifies cloud connectivity, shortens time to market and accelerate Delivery of Industrialized IoT solution Introducing SensiBLE 2.0, a new portable IoT module in a small form factor (17 x 40mm) powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery. Packed with a variety of sensors such as ambient light sensor, UV sensor, pressure sensor,

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HEDGEHOG GESTURE SENSOR BUILT WITH CHEAP TIME OF FLIGHT MODULES

HEDGEHOG GESTURE SENSOR BUILT WITH CHEAP TIME-OF-FLIGHT MODULES

Time-of-flight sensors used to be expensive obscurities, capable of measuring the travel time of photons themselves and often used for tracking purposes. However, the technology is cheaper now, such that [jean.perardel] has used TOF sensors to build a useful and affordable gesture-tracking system. The system relies on four VL53L1X time of flight sensors, which have a

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