2 weeks ago my daughter had a genius idea to make a quick reaction game with rainbow colors (she’s a rainbow expert 😀 ). I instantly loved the idea and we started thinkering how we could make it into a real game. The idea was. You have a rainbow in randomly shuffled colors and the […]
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Hello friends, in this tutorial I will show you to how to make a dancing robot at home without 3D printer and without Arduino. This robot is able to dance, auto balancing, music producing and walking. And the design of Robot is also looking so cool…. Step 1: Required Components These are the required components
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To start with, I do not hate cats but I love birds. In my garden we have some open cages where birds can enter and leave as they please. They can find food and water there. Unfortunately sometimes a cat from the neighborhood enters my garden and I do not want it to catch any
Hi there! i have built a climate box to grow mushrooms. It can regulate both temperature and humidity. The heating or cooling works with a peltier element. The air humidity is increased with an ultrasonic nebuliser. I have built everything modular, so that you can also reproduce individual parts. Have fun with the manual Step
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When you need pulses of any sort, long, short and with variable frequency you can use one or two 555 timers. That works, is easy to set up and is cheap. But it also limited to a certain range in frequency and pulse length. If you want a precise pulse length you will need an
IntroductionAs you probably know, Iran has dry weather, and there is a lack of water in my country. Sometimes, especially in the summer, it can be seen that the government cuts the water. So most of the apartments have a water tank. There is a 1500 litre tank in our apartment which provides water. Also,
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The Kitronik Inventor’s Kit for the BBC micro:bit is a great introduction to microcontrollers with electronics using a breadboard. This version of the kit is designed for use with the inexpensive BBC micro:bit. The detailed tutorial book which comes with the kit includes MakeCode examples using Blocks and JavaScript equivalent code for the last few projects. This is more suitable
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One of my class assignments this week is to use the BBC Micro:bit to interface with a Scratch program we’ve written. I thought that this was the perfect opportunity to use my ThreadBoard to create an embedded system! My inspiration for the scratch program comes from vintage handheld electronic games that my mother would get for me
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The main aim of this project is to come up with a functional WiFi switch that will help us operate via the “Blynk” app from the Mobile app store. This Instructable is successfully tested with very basic knowledge of Electronics and I would appreciate suggestions from professionals in the domain to comment for appropriate changes.
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This 3D printed switch will allow the user to turn a Makey Makey into a “finger slide” for a “click” in gaming or could be right/left arrows to scroll through presentations. The addition of right and left terminal mounts for the ground wire makes it flexible to meet the hand dominance needs of the user.
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