This is an Arduino camera module, using the surveillance camera's digital image processing chip-OV0706.

Control home appliances from anywhere in world using Internet. Make your home smart with Arduino and ESP8266 WiFi Module.

A serious game for press freedom.

è un automazione di un braccio pneumatico in grado di smistare il legno da ferro

With a bigger screen come more possibilities.

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

Autonomously functioning farmbot integrating IoT, image processing, automation, and Android application.

Mobile electronical device for blind and visual impaired people mobility.

This magnificent model offers a solution in a greater electricity saving, better use of a solar sun power, and reducing the traffic jams.

Make a simple oscilloscope with Arduino MEGA 2560 and Processing

Use Amazon Alexa Devices and Sensors to find where objects are in home, or your office.

Some pretty cool automated functions and easily adjustable parameters. Not bad for a small budget!

This project consist on a simple catch the beat game on Arduino. Using a trimmer potentiometer and a 8x8 Matrix LED table.

This tutorial shows how to use the data collected from LoRa nodes into beautiful graphs and visualization using Node-red and Grafana.

These 84 by 48 pixel LCDs are what you might have found in Nokia 3310. And what about using them in the Arduino projects?

Tracks circular objects of certain color and calculates the position of objects.

IoT WiFi face tracking and recognition for Arduino.

Controlling Home Lights using Facebook Chat messages with the help of Arduino, ESP8266 WiFi and a relay board.

A digital device that visualizes analog signal.

This is an effort to automate almost everything in our home. Open Builds mechanical components are also used to automate curtains.

Failed but still teaches a lot.

The main objective of this project is to develop a smart home automation system with a button key fob transmitter by using RF.

This tutorial takes you through the intricacies of setting up your RAK811 Lora node to talk to AWS ioT via the TTN LoRaWAN network

A board with 160 moving cocktail parasols.