This is a smart home kit from Keyestudio. It’s a really fun way to learn Arduino.
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Tachometer (RPM Meter) || DIY or Buy || How a 3€ sensor outdoes a 29€ product!
In this episode of DIY or Buy we will be having a closer look at a commercial tachometer (RPM Meter) and test it in order to find out that it is pretty much unusable. Afterwards I will show you how a 3€ IR distance sensor works and how we can use it to build a proper DIY tachometer that functions properly. Let’s get started!
Gas Leak Detector Sensor | Fart Detector | Using Arduino Uno and MQ-2 Sensor | Methane Detector
Hello Guys I have Prepare a Tutorial Video on How You Can make a LPG gas Leak Detector Device using MQ-2 sensor and display the data on LCD In this Video I have Used MQ-2 Sensor with Arduino to Receive the Data from the sensor . MQ Sensor senses the air and send and sends it to the Arduino and the data is printed to the LCD Display .Then when the gas level crosses its threshold the light and buzzer are turned on and Alert is Displayed
How To Make an Air Quality Monitor Logger
A complete tutorial to make an Air Quality Monitor with logger on SD CARD with an ESP32. The system monitors CO2, Ozone, Formaldehyde, PM2.5, Temperature and Humidity. A Graphical User Interface made with Raspberry and Qt shows realtime data connecting to ESP32 on Bluetooth.
Source code on https://github.com/vigasan/AirQuality…
Ender 3 Bed Level with Dial Indicator
I attempt to explain how to level the bed of an Ender 3 using a dial indicator from Harbor Freight.
Indicator: https://www.harborfreight.com/1-In-Tr…
Indicator Mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:325…
I used a 5 thou feeler gauge. The exact feeler gauge thickness doesn’t really matter because it needs to be appropriate for your printer. You might need more or less to get good adhesion. I’ve since switched back to the regular paper method.
I used this feeler gauge: https://www.mcmaster.com/2334A8
Use SEFR (ML) on Arduino Nano for Color Recognition
A few months ago, some researchers published a paper called SEFR: A Fast Linear-Time Classifier for Ultra-Low Power Devices. It’s possible to run it on a regular Arduino Uno – more ever, to train the machine learning model on the device itself. Simply put, SEFR (which got its name from a related algorithm called semi-supervised ensemble learning guided feature ranking method) calculates a hyperplane between different classes of data with their average values.
Needless to say, as one who sucks at math, I have became very, very interested in this algorithm.
3D Printing a $10,000 Camera Arm
Professional Camera arms are crazy expensive! So I decided to build one, using 3d printing and a bunch of easy to come by parts.
Extremely Powerful 3D Printed Gearbox & Water Pump – Eight Electric Motors
Gearbox and water pump are not new things in this channel, but I was thinking to make the best, most powerful, and insane soo far what I have ever done. Well, here it is. Gearbox with eight engines what is driving water pump what is attached at the front.
Build your own Alexa with the ESP32 and TensorFlow Lite
We’ve been building towards this project in the previous set of videos. And we’re now ready to build our very own DIY Alexa!
All the code for this project is on GitHub – https://github.com/atomic14/diy-alexa
3D Printed Professional DIY Overhead Camera Rig with Mic Stand Under $20
Today I build a sleek minimalistic mic stand / camera mount combo! The best part is, It’s NOT made of PVC!