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Use Pushbullet to notify you of whatever your hardware is doing

No more hassles of unlocking your computer. Unlock your Windows PC with just a flick of an RFID card/tag.

A touchless automatic motion sensor trash can.

Controls a few LEDs using an Arduino and Speech Recognition.

Simple wall clock using Adafruit 1/4 60 Ring Neopixel

This project consists on a mouse controlled with the movement of the head, using a gyroscope and an Arduino Micro.

Now you don't have to remember any of your passwords, and they are still safe and ready to use!

I needed a weird clock to go along with the rest of the weird projects in my workshop.

Ever wanted to control a cockroach on the cheap? Now you can!

Being able to play Atari games like they were meant to be played in the '80s is really hard today, but possible with the help of an Arduino.

Water Level Meter using the Ultrasonic Sensor to sense the Water Level and ESP8266-01 to send the data over WiFi.

Use a $9 GSM module & the Hologram network to remotely control any Arduino with Blynk App.

The unit developed here makes your appliances like TV, amplifier, CD and DVD players control with voice commands using Alexa and Arduino.

Back when I first started working with micro controllers, the most annoying thing was when a tutorial I'd spent hours following didn't work.

This project will show how to make a graphical display of temperature and humidity.

Use fingerprint sensor to simplify and secure your different logins.

A small, Arduino-based physical device that can perform different keyboard operations through capacitive touch sensing.

I really want to make a Raspberry Pi laptop but just can't find the right size trackpad so in this project we will be salvaging an old one.

This project utilizes IR, or infrared wireless communication technology, to build a wireless keyboard.

Control a servo, LED lamp or any device connected to WiFi, using Android app.

Plug in a device to your computer, push a button, and things happen! Several different modes do useless things with your mouse/keyboard.

It's an arm that can move and pick up some things.

We used the X-Carve CNC, along with an Arduino Micro and an LED strip, to make an AWESOME backlit skull sign for our workshop!