We made a Makey Makey Human Piano. We thought it was something funny and just fun to build. Its a simple and quick project that anyone can do. As long as you have all the materials you can complete this project in about five or less minutes. So if you want to play music while slapping your friends t...
This is simple robot-vacuum-cleaner controlled by Arduino.This can be even simpler if instead of turbine and dust-bin - use a kitchen tissue or a piece of synthetic fabric.. Required components ArduinoMotor-shield - controls motors. Also known as H-Bridge. Here motor-shield is YFRobot with L298P...
Actually, this project based on another project I have build before. Yet, Instead of building the robotic arm and using Arduino, I used my friend 6DOF robotic arm and Intel Galileo. Components 1- Intel Galileo Gen 22- 1Sheeld3- 6 DOF Robotic Arm.4- Android Smart phone. Arduino Sketch and Mobile...
The Musicdrawer is a school project for interaction design created by Andrea Piombo & Silvio De RaevePARTS NEEDED: - 4mm MDF wooden plate - 1 Arduino - 1 9V Battery (Optional) - 1 Subwoofer Box (Optional)- Lots of bolts and nuts - 7 paperclips - Aluminiumtape - Makey Makey cables (you can use any ot...
The collection is about saving data in MySQL database Save data of temperature and humidity on MySQL with Arduino Uno and Wifly PART 1 - Send Arduino data to the Web ( PHP/ MySQL/ D3.js ) Interface Arduino to MySQL using Python Arduino, Temp, Humidity, WiFi, MySQL and Highcharts Ra...[Pariprohus] wanted to make an interesting gift for his girlfriend. Knowing how daunting it can be to make your own tea, he decided to build a little robot to help out. His automated tea maker is quite simple, but effective.
The device runs off of an Arduino Nano. The Nano is hooked up to a servo, a piezo speaker, an LED, and a switch. When the switch is turned to the off position, the servo rotates into the “folded” position. This moves the steeping arm into a position that makes the device easier to store and transport.
When the device is turned on to the “ready” position, the arm will extend outward and stay still. This gives you time to attach the tea bag to the arm and place the mug of hot water underneath. Finally the switch can be placed into “brew” mode. In this mode, the bag is lowered into the hot water and held for approximately five minutes. Each minute the bag is raised and lowered to stir the water around.
Once the cycle completes, the Nano plays a musical tune from the piezo speaker to remind you to drink your freshly made tea. All of the parameters including the music can be modified in the Nano’s source code. All of the components are housed in a small wooden box painted white. Check out the video below to see it in action.
[Pariprohus] wanted to make an interesting gift for his girlfriend. Knowing how daunting it can be to make your own tea, he decided to build a little robot to help out. His automated tea maker is quite simple, but effective.
The device runs off of an Arduino Nano. The Nano is hooked up to a servo, a piezo speaker, an LED, and a switch. When the switch is turned to the off position, the servo rotates into the “folded” position. This moves the steeping arm into a position that makes the device easier to store and transport.
When the device is turned on to the “ready” position, the arm will extend outward and stay still. This gives you time to attach the tea bag to the arm and place the mug of hot water underneath. Finally the switch can be placed into “brew” mode. In this mode, the bag is lowered into the hot water and held for approximately five minutes. Each minute the bag is raised and lowered to stir the water around.
Once the cycle completes, the Nano plays a musical tune from the piezo speaker to remind you to drink your freshly made tea. All of the parameters including the music can be modified in the Nano’s source code. All of the components are housed in a small wooden box painted white. Check out the video below to see it in action.
This is a simple demo using the ESP8266 and Cactus Micro (a arduino compatible board) to update a remote server (https://data.sparkfun.com/) using a digital temperature sensor. Step 1: Materials The Cactus Micro is an arduino compatible dev board, it integrated a WIFI chip ESP8266.1 x Cactus Micr...
HI EVERYBODY! Today we will be making an electronic name tag Using the TinyDuino and the TinyShield Led Matrix. This is a very simple project that can be used to display any type of text, so lets get started! Materials Hardware aside, the Arduino IDE will be the first thing to download if you h...
With the use of 12V batteries becoming more popular (typically the 7Ah sealed lead acid), I have been requested several times to build a state of charge (SOC) meter displaying the voltage on LEDs. However, each person wants something a little different. The biggest difference is the required minimum...