Esp8266 Internet Radio: This Is a Small Lo Fi Internet. Radio poject based on esp8266 lolin microcontroller. With oled screen and rotary encoder for Channel selection. The radio code is based on this project: The code is ready with 10 Station selection menu and you can mod…
One of the most compelling examples of computer vision is object detection. This tutorial will take you through object detection theory & how to implement.
ArduinoPhone 2.0 - an Open Source Mobile Phone: More than 2 years ago I had made an instructable - ArduinoPhone. ArduinoPhone was big and it's difficult for the beginner to make one. As there's a step to make the charge circuit. And I had heard so many voice that when will you make ArudinoPhone…
Aquaponics: Arduino Email & Text Messaging: Background With all of the lauded benefits of aquaponics, there are a number of drawbacks and they primarily lie in the need for electricity. Typically there is at least one pump, but if you also use grow lights, water heaters and other electr…
Simple Arduino EMF detector
For some time now, I've been a huge fan of the Raspberry Pi computer in all of its various forms.
Hack an ELM327 Cable to Make an Arduino OBD2 Scanner: In my previous instructable i created an OBD2 Simulator so that i didn't have to test my Arduino OBD2 Reader in the car the whole time but instead in the comfort of my own home. Stuff you need. Arduino UNO LCD shield ELM327 USB cable. What it can re…
Garmin edge Navigatiepakket http://www.fietsweb.nl/garmin-edge-810-performance-en-navigatie-bundel/C373_H376_28174/
Garmin Edge 1000 - Velogps check out the course navigation feature on the Garmin Edge 1000. Be sure to check out our Channel 'Velogps - The Inner Tube' for m...
Sensitive retro look radio capable of receiving signals from middle wave and short wave band. Find this and other hardware projects on Hackster.io.
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S7ripClock - Basic Edition: Another redesign (stopped counting them) of something I did before. So welcome to the latest iteration of "S7ripClock", a modular 7 segment clock built using led strips. The modules (2 digits) only use a single piece of led strip and can be used for…
Assembling the Really Bare Bones Board (RBBB) Arduino Clone - UPDATED: UPDATE 8/16/2008: added images of different board configurations in last step.The RBBB from Modern Device Company is a wonderful little Arduino clone. If you have a Arduino project requiring a small footprint or an inexpensive dedicated board, this …
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The Oric-1 was an 8 bit micro from 1983 produced by Oric Products International Ltd and Tangerine Computer Systems. Released as a competitor to the Sinclair ...
When [decino]’s old bedroom clock finally bit the dust, he built himself a new one from scratch for fun and functionality. Initially, he wanted to solder Adafruit NeoPixel lights onto four pr…
Here we measure rainfall. Find this and other hardware projects on Hackster.io.
Date: 1981. Columbia's first microcomputer, maybe, if you don't count some others that never went anywhere like the IBM 5100. Options (that we didn't have) included memory expansion to 64K, a parallel port, an S100 expansion bus adapter, Microsoft Basic-80, and Microsoft Fortran-80. This is the user end of the first Kermit connection (1981): Superbrains were deployed in public areas, connected to the Computer Center through the Gandalf PACX RS-232 serial switch, allowing users to archive their D
