Here share my latest project, a programmable acrylic monitor stand.

We combined our new BGT60 Radar Sensor with a "real" Infineon Chatbot and created a sweet little doorman, talking to people, passing by.

This project implements a shield to connect a Braccio Robot Arm to an Arduino Due while maintaining backwards compatability.

A Simon says game made with the Arduino Opla Kit. Upload the code, choose your difficulty, and play!

This is the 2020s, yet there is no client library that simplifies the code for making HTTP requests and also supports HTTPS.

This project takes input with pot and gives that amount of powder.

This project simulates a Smart Classroom automatic attendance using RFID module and classroom environmental monitoring using DHT11.

This is a “magic wand” which can be waved to cast a variety of spells. It takes sensor data as input and outputs a simple classification.

Another metaphoric machine that does nothing—absolutely nothing—except switching itself off.

This is an updated version of the fire alarm I made. it includes a gas sensor and an app for control

First optical toy (1832), which allowed to reproduce the movement of an image. Here motorized and reproduced with Arduino.

Park in your garage with perfect consistency! No more hitting the garage door or workbench!

Remote control your Lego Technic hub powered vehicle with the Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense.

Control any video game with this usb controller!

Lightstick with various effects, "Song Programming Mode" and a smartphone compatible user interface.

Arduino tutorial: LED Matrix red 32x8 256 Led driven by MAX7219 (or MAX7221) and Arduino Uno

Variety feelings collection

Simple and effective method (some police is using too) how to measure the side distance to an overtaking car.

Fear not ol' forgetful geezers for I have a solution for the ever-existing problem in these pandemic time of forgetting face mask!!

Secure your device with emrine.com QR code access control.

Feeling lonely in your DJ practices? This animatronic moves the head to the beat.

A simple and small music box with customizable tunes. Parts involved? Arduino Micro, buzzer and a switch.

Estragon and Vladimir's dialogues in Sam Beckett's play Waiting For Godot are literary history. These two Arduinos remix their dialogues.

This simple arduino project counts every push up you do and displays it on an LCD. It also provides visual and auditory support.