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In this tutorial we’ll learn how to use TM1637 and IR Sensor to design an object counter that will be capable of counting up to nine thousand (9000), the major …
How to Design Object Counter Using TM1637, IR Sensor and Arduino Read More
Whether you’re building a kitchen timer, a darkroom exposure controller, or a timed charging station, a programmable relay timer is a classic “must-have” project. This guide breaks down the code …
How to Build Your Own DIY Programmable Arduino Countdown Timer with 16×2 LCD Display Read More
This is a classic automation project. Using an ESP32 for this is great because its internal timers are very accurate, and it has plenty of power to drive both a …
ESP32 Internal RTC Timer Control Relay Read More
Creating an internet-connected clock to display live date and time is a fantastic project for anyone looking to incorporate the functionality of real-time information into their electronics projects. Whether you’re …
How to Create an Internet Clock with ESP32 & OLED 128×64 Display | Live Date & Time Tutorial Read More
Gas it ever crossed your mind to build a remote-controlled car that doesn’t rely on expensive Bluetooth modules or bulky controllers? By using the ESP8266 Dev Board, you can create …
Build Your Own Wi-Fi RC Car: A Step-by-Step Guide Using ESP8266 Read More
In this tutorial, we’ll examine how to use an ultrasonic sensor to measure water depth and use an Arduino Uno to display the data on an OLED screen. To determine …
Ultrasonic Water Level Monitoring with Arduino and OLED Read More