Control a robot wirelessly with your hand using XBees, Arduino and an accelerometer.
Using EL once again for my students' performance using a glove controller, XBees, EL sequencers and Arduino.
Let's check out my third design to control LEDs based on movement using an accelerometer!
I am no expert at soldering, coding or developing, but I know how to plug something in and press a power button.
You wanted more LilyPad; you got it! Plenty of fresh, new e-textile kits and amenities for your wearable needs!
This light-sensitive project is designed to keep pedestrians safe, without compromising style!
Sew LED strips into a fur vest for Halloween, Burning Man or any event that calls for furry lights.
Three new EeonTex e-textile fabrics, as well as an original Serial Basic Breakout. It's Friday!
If your resolutions include doing more crafts (and the winter weather is perfect for it), we've got a brand-new LilyPad product in a sparkling new kit just for you.
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Sweet! I like the use of the ESP8266 to log data on ThingSpeak.
Great idea. 😀 I'm going to build an electric go kart next and that will greatly simplify the control system.
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You're math is quite correct. Good catch!
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A few other points (from someone who's been using relays for more than half a century): Although you alluded to it near the end, mechanical…
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Per your request I started a google group DIYMowers I also purchased diymowers.com. Please join.…
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