Keep track of your buddy's location in the water without having to radio in and get their direction.

An IoT wearable technology to haptically guide users with visual impairments/obstructions while monitoring their environment.

Spending $1,000 on suspension repairs because the city failed to fix the potholes? This project makes sure that never happens again.

This is a lower limb exoskeleton developed to aid patients with walking disabilities in their therapies and to perform simple tasks.

Use computer vision to control a Nerf gun, aim, and fire, all on its own!

Use Bolt IoT kit and Arduino Uno to make your own anomaly detection & temperature monitoring device in both modes, i. e online and offline.

Despacito melody using Arduino Uno.

This project shows you how to successfully control a robot arm using the L9110 motor board, without using up all your Arduino outputs.

Portable lighting station synchronized with music, with the Infineon CoolMOS C7 MOSFET.

It is about a delta robot that can grab and move objects. It is connected to a Raspberry Pi to play Tic Tac Toe using computer vision.

Ever wanted to use a newer GoPro camera on your 3DR Solo? Here is how you can connect and control the latest GoPro 5/6/7 camera models.

An advanced home automation project with Arduino Uno and Bluetooth sensor to control it, anytime from anywhere.

Color sorter based on Arduino Nano, TCS230/TCS3200 color sensor, step motor with gear, and small 9g servo.

View the water integrity and level of selected areas on your Android phone by using an HC-06 Bluetooth module to make an irrigation system.

Play the happy birthday melody using an Arduino Uno.

If the temperature measured by DS18B20 is above the predefined threshold, it turns the fan on automatically unless the piezodisk is pressed.

Control 55 RGB LEDs on the tree, let Santa twerk, control a model railroad, bus and balloon, or send your personal message to the display.

Solder your PCBs using a DIY robotic arm.

Christmas lights controlled via the Internet by anybody.

Control your Curtains with Android using Arduino MKR and a Motor - Incl. Android App, HTTPserver, RTC alarms and 3D print

This project will show you how to make a DIY flashing LED cube.

This device uses 4 servo-driven wheels to slide forwards, backwards, left, right, and turn. Currently under serial or Bluetooth control.

Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Sensing motion, temperature, vibration, VOC and CO2, altitude, current, and voltage. Powered by 120VAC and relays.

Ultra low-cost flow-through photometer for on-line measurements of bacterial density.