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The device presented in this project uses an Elecrow E-Paper display module with a built-in ESP32S microcontroller and additional components enclosed into a suitable housing, and requires almost no hardware intervention. Check it out ⬇️ bit.ly/4kpCnOY

Learn how to build a weight measuring system with an Arduino, HX711, and a load cell. ⬇️ bit.ly/43qp4Yk

Timer switches have a long history and a simple purpose, but many modern use cases have emerged. The baseline function of any timer switch is to allow you to turn on and off any device automatically at a preset time. Read More ⬇️ bit.ly/3FhWsq9

Creating a DIY 8x8 Neo Pixel panel using an Arduino UNO and PCBWay’s services is a fun and rewarding project. This guide will walk you through the entire process, from designing the PCB to programming the Arduino. Check it out ⬇️ bit.ly/43F3K1g

A sensitive metal detector is a great example of cooperation between a microcontroller and an Android smartphone. Check out this DIY -Spirit PI- ESP32 + Smartphone Sensitive Metal Detector⬇️ bit.ly/4lfwa8I

Learn to design an Arduino-based buck/boost converter, a DC-DC converter found in portable electronic devices. ⬇️ bit.ly/4hYonJh

In this project discover a way to make a colorful version of Tetris with probably the lowest possible display resolution of only 64 pixels. Check it out ⬇️ bit.ly/4jhxFRH

This project will guide you through setting up the hardware, connecting it to your web application via Bluetooth, and displaying the real-time temperature data on a web chart. Let's get started! ⬇️ bit.ly/42JoLHd

In the device described in this project, we will use an infrared type of flame detector, which is widespread, inexpensive, and has satisfactory characteristics. Check it out ⬇️ bit.ly/4lISqYH

A Tug of War is a classic team-based game where two opposing teams compete to pull a rope in opposite directions. Thanks to the LED strip with programmable RGB LEDs with a built-in WS 2812 chip, we can make this game in a very simple way. Check it out ⬇️ bit.ly/4iHW96e

Want to build a name tag that doesn't drain your battery and looks super cool at the same time? Meet the eInk Badge—a DIY electronic badge powered by the RP2040 and a crisp E Ink display. 🤖 via maker Pablo Trujillo. bit.ly/440F5UA

This Arduino project delivers a user-friendly, highly customizable kitchen timer with all essential features. via maker Mirko Pavleski 🤖 bit.ly/43HXLIZ

This project involves implementation of a universal battery charger capable of automatically adapting to different battery technologies. The system is based on the Microchip PIC16F13145 microcontroller and integrates advanced safety. Read more ⬇️ bit.ly/462hPad

This extremely simple project is actually the minimum possible version of the Breakout Arcade game made on a 64 pixel display. Via maker Mirko Pavleski 🤖 Read more here ⬇️ bit.ly/4l27Q9Q

Build your own sleek dashboard to track air pollution with just an I2C sensor and a Wio Terminal. Via maker CETECH CETECH 🤖 bit.ly/4laERRc

This project utilizes the PIC16F13145 Curiosity Nano Board to change the sample rate of incoming audio signals. Via maker AP 🤖 bit.ly/4exu94F

Here is a compact and affordable wearable device that tracks heart rate and CO₂ in real time. Works great for monitoring health and urban air quality. Via maker Axel Nunez. 🤖 Read here ⬇️ bit.ly/4kpBZ1q

In the toughest environments, reliable diagnostics can mean life or death. ElectroSpark Vitalis is a breakthrough multi-sensor vital signs monitor built for resource-limited settings. Via maker Shihan Tahmid🤖 Read all about it here ⬇️ bit.ly/3IL4lWJ

Learn how to build an air quality monitoring system using the BleuIO dongle and HibouAir sensor with Python for data collection, InfluxDB for storage, and Grafana for real-time visualization. Via maker Sheikh Shuhad 🤖 Read about it here 👇 bit.ly/459N7Ki

In this part of our series on PCB art, we program the ATmega328 MCU embedded on the PCB using the ISP header. Read here 👇 maker.pro/custom/tutoria…