Designed by StillFixing in Normandy (France), the EKOS is a local-first, low-power ePaper dashboard built around an ESP32-S3 SoC. It operates without any cloud dependency, subscriptions, or external ...

What if you could get an instant SMS alert the moment a fire or smoke is detected at home or office? Through this project tutorial, you can build a fire and smoke alarm system using Arduino UNO R4 ...

twiboot is a simple/small bootloader for AVR MCUs written in C. It uses the integrated TWI or USI peripheral of the controller to implement a I2C slave. It was originally created to update I2C ...

ArduinoHA allows to integrate an Arduino/ESP based device with Home Assistant using MQTT. The library is designed to use as low resources (RAM/flash) as possible. Initially, it was optimized to work ...

Storm Bualoi triggers destructive landslides, flash floods across northern Vietnam Tornado sweeps Ninh Binh amid Storm Bualoi Under the impact of Storm Bualoi, a tornado swept through Ninh Binh ...

Over the last decade, the open-source movement has not only transformed the world of software, but also catalyzed a sweeping revolution in hardware tinkering. At the heart of this shift lies a ...

Walking safely and confidently can be a challenging task for visually impaired individuals, but with the help of technology, we can make it easier for them. This DIY Blind Stick is an innovative yet ...

To capture an instant on film or sensor with a camera, you usually need a fast shutter. But alternately a flash can be triggered with the scene in the dark and the shutter wide open. It’s this latter ...

Programming this versatile microcontroller efficiently can significantly impact the success of your projects, whether you’re working on IoT applications, automation, or educational experiments. This ...

The following project is an update of Gary D. Patterson’s “Simplified CTC signals” in the July 1988 issue of MR. Bringing the project up to date was a large endeavour. The block control project now ...

Once the program is running in the robot, you can go to your phone to find the GalaxyRVR SSID defined in the program. Connect to it with the password in the program, in our case: 12345678. Now find ...