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Playing Tic Tac Toe against Arduino
Nick Koumaris of educ8s.tv has come up with another cool video tutorial showing how to build an Arduino powered Tic Tac Toe game. The gaming interface consists of a colorful LCD touchscreen that allows...
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An IoT monitor for your laundry room
An IoT-enabled monitoring device for laundry rooms to provide an alarm and phone feedback when a water leakage is detected. It also monitors dryer vent for over temperature conditions and also notifies...
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Heart rate monitoring over the internet using ESP8266
With the rapid development and maturing of internet-of-things (IoT) technology, the IoT-driven smart sensors and systems are changing business in multiple industries. In healthcare industry, it is...
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DIY YouTube subscriber counter
Becky Stern’s new Instructables describes how to build a very simple realtime YouTube subscriber counter using a ESP8266 board and a seven segment LED display module. DIY YouTube subscriber counter I...
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Testing circuit board for Adafruit’s FONA808 module
Jesus Echavarria from Spain has tipped us off about his latest experimenting circuit board. This time he has made a testing circuit board for Adafruit’s FONA808 module that carries SIMCOM...
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Garage parking assistant
Parking in your home garage could be a bit of challenge if you have a bigger vehicle. You would like to make sure when you parked, you had enough space to walk around the vehicle. This Instructable...
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Arduino soldering station
GreatScottLab‘s new project video is about making a DIY soldering station using Arduino and a standard JBC soldering iron. The video also provides all the basic info you would need to know about...
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Very affordable DIY oscilloscope
This DIY oscilloscope project is powered by a STM32 processor and the details of its design are shared by Vitorbnc on Instructables. As an oscilloscope, it displays signal waveform, voltage magnitude,...
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Starting STM8 Microcontrollers
STM8 microcontrollers are 8-bit general purpose microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics (STM). STM is famous mainly for its line of 32-bit ARM Cortex microcontrollers – the STM32s. STM8...
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A simple solar-powered IoT weather station
BME280 is a fully integrated environmental unit from Bosch that combines sensors for pressure, humidity, and temperature in a tiny 8-pin metal-lid LGA package of size 2.5 x 2.5 x 0.93 mm³. Because of...
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ESP8266 keychain is a swiss army knife for electronics makers
Designed by S-March, dEEbugger is a multifunctional ESP8266-based keychain that could serve as a swiss army knife to electronics lovers. Powered via an USB port, it operates over a web browser...
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Arduino controlled autonomous cooler
This Arduino-powered autonomous cooler follows you to the park or beach by connecting to your smartphone via Bluetooth, and is also GPS-enabled to self-navigate. The electronics is powered by a 5V...
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A DIY GPS tracking device for hikers
A handy GPS tracker designed by woytekm for tracking and recording your hiking trips on a microSD card. It also features a Nokia 3310 LCD for showing current GPS position, altitude, track length, track...
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Portable power supply with built-in batteries
Most of the bench power supplies we use derive power from the main AC supply. ThomasVDD presents his Arduino-controlled smart power supply with built-in battery backup so that you can use it anywhere...
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Making a self-balancing robot using Arduino
Two-wheel self-balancing robots are pretty cool and could be challenging to make for beginners. Joop Brokking describes the build process of his amazingly stable self-balancing robot in a video...
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Flexible smartwatch using e-ink display
Nick Ames aims to build a thin and flexible smartwatch with a wrap-around touchscreen display made of a 4.9″, 720×120 EPD (e-ink) screen. Besides time telling, the smartphone also features health...
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Arduino guitar pedal
This Arduino-based multi-effect guitar pedal is an open source design for guitarists and hackers. The design is made simple and customizable so that you can program it to make your own effect without...
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ESP8266 internet radio
Tom Tobback built an ESP8266 internet radio based off Edzelf’s excellent Esp-radio project. It uses NodeMCU ESP8266 board for connecting to various internet radio stations and the VS1053 module for...
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Water quality monitor for your pool
Are you tired of checking the pH level and chlorine concentration of water in your swimming pool everyday? This Pool Buddy project from Johan Brichau might be helpful for you to monitor the water...
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ESP8266 volumeter
This ESP8266-based IoT volumeter measures the volume of an open space inside an enclosure using ultrasonic sensors. Three HC-SR04 ultrasonic transceivers are placed orthogonally to measure distances...
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