This co-working space has a very poor air conditioning system. Now I have a little help from my MicroView Micro Meteo Station.

When you are out of your home for Christmas Holiday you can visualize the Temp and Humidity values by your smartwatch using ArduinoMKR1000.

Use the popular Blynk app to control and change the state of your IoT Cloud Kit through your smartphone.

The purpose of the project is to detect the passing of cars and people at the entrance to an orchard and a warning beep inside this house.

Automatic fans act in stages depending on atmospheric conditions with an alert at full capacity.

Control your media player using simple hand gestures. No complex circuit. Works on all computers.

This is a low cost robot that will help students in better learning and understanding.

This project started from FabLab of Boilchon High School. Turning the button changes the sound.

A really smart IoT socket. Switch ON/OFF your device by the smartphone using Cayenne Dashboard and Arduino MKR1000.

A simple retro game based on Arduino. Simon says and you repeat the light sequence. From 1986 to 2019.

Landje Robot is an fully open source STEM robot. It deviates in two aspects from many other builds. See here where...

Learn how to integrate Intel MKL library with a very streamlined Arduino workflow.

The purpose of the project is to create a system of selective opening of shop windows.

This creates a rotating platform for displays.

A web-controlled smiling snowball based on the Arduino MKR1000 controlled via WiFi using MQTT, Shitr.io and Node-red.

Don't trust your cubed dice? Leave it to your Arduino.

Low cost, easy build pick to light system.

I mapped the controls from a wireless SNES classic controller to usb keyboard presses. The basic idea can be used to control many things!

What if the squirrels in your garden would post a tweet on twitter when the squirrel feeder is running out of nuts?

A bells and whistles rock tumbler for under $10. Too good to be true? Nope, it's not.

A night table with a weather station that displays the date and time.

Use an Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 to build a network attached kitchen device.... from a 35-year-old coffeemaker and cook Ramen noodles with it!

Using a BPI NB-IoT development board together with Arduino.

The task of this machine is to go straight with a flame sensor module that catches the flame and buzzer gives alarm.