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Automated Boom Barrier System

The Automated Boom Barrier System is a cutting-edge undertaking that presents a solution to the hassle of access control. At the core of this system…

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Touchscreen Drawing Demo with ILI9341 Display

Creating an interactive drawing demo using the ILI9341 Display is an exciting blend of hardware and software in the world of embedded systems. The goal…

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Dynamic OLED Animation Display with Arduino

Commencing on a journey to render dynamic visuals that will amaze people of all ages, this guide is meant for both enthusiasts and novices who…

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Controlling Servo Movement with a Joystick Using Arduino Uno

Complexity is the domain of electronics and robotics where simplicity helps one grasp the more sophistications concepts. The “Joystick-Controlled Servo Motion with Arduino Uno” is an…

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Adafruit Audio FX Sound Board – WAV/OGG Trigger with 2MB Flash

A great addition to any project is the presence of audio effects. One of the best ways to integrate sounds into a project is the…

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Burning Bootloader into Nano CH340

The bootloader is the program burned into an Arduino board and runs the moment the Arduino is powered on or when the reset button is…

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LSM9DS0 As Impact Sensor

A recent project of ours involved using a sensor to detect when a small remote-controlled car hits an obstacle. What better sensor to use than…

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Using AT commands on the ESP8266

In this tutorial, we are going to explore the pre-installed AT firmware inside the ESP8266. The AT Firmware The AT firmware is a pre-installed software…

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Bring Solar Power Into Your Sensor Project

Quite often, we want to place our sensors at locations where we have no access to a power outlet. The obvious solution is to add some solar panels and batteries to your project to make it run 24h / 7 days a week without the need to recharge it.

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GPS Fundamentals with UBLOX NEO-6M GPS Chip

GPS is rapidly evolving from just being useful to being essential in our current world. Fortunately, there is an easy-to-configure, low-powered, Arduino-supported chip called UBLOX…