A wearable device that monitors and records a person’s fitness activity by means of AI.

We could just eliminate the need of keys in a piano by using some sensors.

The aim is to support visually impaired and blind people with a device, that allows to record audio in the .WAV format on a SD card and call that information by an NFC tag.

I created battlebots using the Arduino UNO and cardboard was used to build the bodies.

Making things non-contact has been the trend nowadays.

Grandma wanted to have like a small health kit so she could keep a check on herself.

ATtiny85 is a high performance and low power microcontroller.

In this Instructable, let’s use a stepper motor as a rotary encoder to control another stepper motor’s position using an Arduino microcontroller.

Why would you want to look at those tiny led displays or those small LCD’s if you can do it big?

I will guide you through process of making your own analog clock made with awesome addressable LED ring.

I decided to make this hybrid between a steering wheel and a Xbox controller ONLY OUT OF CARDBOARD!

We love LEGO and we also love Crazy Circuits so we wanted to combine the two into a simple and fun robot that can avoid running into walls and other objects.

Wearable health monitoring technologies, including smartwatches and fitness trackers, have attracted considerable consumer interest over the past few years.

In this Instructable, I will show you the design and assembly of the robotic biped.

Meet the Hydrator! This device will motivate you to drink water.

I encountered the DFplayer module it really excited me with a bunch of features.

Pick up the phone, choose a country and a decade, and listen to some great music!

This project describes the development of a fully functional animatronic prototype.