Arduino
While playing with cement was fun, I am more a locally-distributed-Server-Client-architectured-HTTP-protocolled-cloud-like-smart-lamp-maker kinda guy. Bonus: Try to find Mufasa (my dog) in one of the images A few months ago I've seen on Pinterest a nice picture: And thought: I can make that. Probably even smarter, and cooler. Well,
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I love scavenging for goods in my street :) You see, soon I'll start working more from home, so its time to make myself a proper office and stop lurking in my "laboratory": A few days ago, I've found this broken reading lamp while walking
DIY
Hey all! I took a small break from my mini-series "Helping the community" on ROS2 and the tello_driver for making an autonomous drone. I needed to clear my head out from this one, it grew to be an enormous project, which I'll tackle gladly soon.
Arduino
UPDATE (Nov 24th 2019) - If you like this post, there's a part 2 to this post with some more upgrades. In this post I'll describe a project that I'm still upgrading from time to time, but has already been in use for the
Platform
This post is different from anything we’ve published before. It’s an explanation of how we created one of our most ambitious projects to date - and it’s also a call for help. Working on the project opened up incredible possibilities for the rapid development by the Community
screen
Lately my monitor stopped working. It was during the weekend and there was no way to get a new monitor anywhere. I was working on some things and really wanted to finish them that weekend so I had to find a solution. I remembered that I've bought a
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Most of the days, me and my roommate commute to work by car, and we get out at different times everyday (it dependence on when we wake up, usually I'm the one who oversleeps). One day, my roommate had an idea: Why won't we log the
Led strip
The holiday season is near and that means another project with lots of leds :D (Check Last year E-Hanukkiah. I haven't used the ESP8266 for the last six months, and was happy to go back using it, discovering many new libraries which were developed during this time. The
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I haven't written a post on this blog for a few months now. Usually, if I don't have time to work on a new project I at least try to write about some past projects, from my pre-blogging era. This time my schedule was so tight
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EDIT (23/4/2015): We've added a toturial of how to flash the ESP8266 with the arduino IDE. As part of this toturial we've created a working code to control the water heater. If you plan to build a smart-house gadget check it - It'
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This is a following post to I'm Talking on Sunshine - Part 1, where the goal was to build a solar-powered station for charging many cell phones - the result was of course awesome!! After describing how to build a solar panel on my first post, I'
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UPDATE: This is a two part post. The second part can be found here I've been going to a lot of music festivals the last few years. It is usually the same - 3 days over the weekend in the middle of the desert or the forest, bringing