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3 New Products from Particle.io Improves IoT Development

Electronics News Updates / By Ibrar Ayyub

At Spectra, Particle’s annual conference, they announced three new products designed to improve enterprise-level IoT development. They are bringing IoT to maturity with total development, deployment, and maintenance platform that goes all through to the enterprise level by design. The 3 new products include: The Particle IoT Rules Engine, Particle Workbench, and Particle Mesh SoMs. […]

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Automated Cocktail Drink Machine

Blog / By Muhammad Bilal

In this instructables I want to show you how to build your own automated mixed-drink maker to satisfy all your liquid (and alcohol 😉 )needs. For a while now, I have been satisfying my thirst and taste-buds with pre-made concentrates from sodastream. The unit allows you to easily carbonate water and add flavoring to it.

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Persistence of Vision (PoV) Display Using Arduino

LED Projects / By Muhammad Bilal

Time for a fun-filled, easy-peasy Japan-easy to make a project! Today, we’re going to show you how to make an LED POV Display. POV, an acronym for the persistence of vision, is a kind of optical illusion in which a visual image seems to persist even when the light from it ceases to enter our

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SELF-CONTAINED TAPE LOADER FOR THE ZX SPECTRUM

Arduino News / By Muhammad Bilal

While these days we’re blessed with the magic of always-on internet connections and cloud services, back in the day software was delivered on physical media. Some of the most reviled media were data tapes, much maligned for their glacial loading times. However, the tangibility did give them some charm, and [JamHamster] decided to recreate this with

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THE GOOGLE CHROME DINOSAUR GAME, IN REAL LIFE

Arduino News / By Muhammad Bilal

[Ryan] wanted to hack the Google Chrome Dinosaur Game so he could control the dinosaur with his own movements. The game only requires two keyboard presses (up and down arrow keys), so controlling the game with the Arduino Keyboard library only requires a few simple function calls. He uses the Arduino MKR board in his build,

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Rory the Robot Plant

Robotics – Automation Project Ideas / By Muhammad Bilal

Rory is a funny looking robot in the form of a plant, interact with some inputs by sensors, play music and detect any human movements around, in addition, to snap photos when you order it too. It’s also caring about a small plant inside the pot, notify me with water level, humidity and temperature vocally

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Arduino Powered, Sensor Controlled Fading LED Light Strips

Sensor – Transducer – Detector Project Ideas / By Muhammad Bilal

I recently had my kitchen updated and knew that lighting would ‘lift’ the look of the cupboards. I went for ‘True Handless’ so I have a gap under the work surface, as well as a kickboard, under cupboard and on the top of the cupboards available and wanted to light them up. After looking around

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Self Irrigating Planter (with Moisture Sensor)

Sensor – Transducer – Detector Project Ideas / By Muhammad Bilal

The problem we picked was – Growing plants in limited space by amateurs. Many people would like to grow plants (basic vegetables, herbs for the kitchen, etc) but do not have enough space in their house to do so. They also may not have the expertise to grow plants, so would need an easy DIY

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Esplora X M5Stack

Game – Entertainment Project Ideas / By Muhammad Bilal

This instructables show how to combine Arduino Esplora and M5Stack to make a NES game console. Step 1: What Is Arduino Esplora? Arduino Esplora is an Atmega32U4 AVR microcontroller board. It is unique Arduino boards, because it built-in various input sensors out-of-the-box, including a joystick, 4 push buttons, a slider, a temperature sensor, an accelerometer,

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Rocket Launch Pad

Blog / By Muhammad Bilal

This instructable was created in fulfillment of the project requirement of the Makecourse at the University of South Florida (www.makecourse.com). What is an DIY project? DIY also known as Do It Yourself, is often denoted as projects that can be completed by oneself rather than employing a professional. That is what most engineers in their

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