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Learning Servos With The Raspberry Pi And Adafruit Servohat

Tutorial on mastering servos on the raspberry pi the fun way.

How To Drive A Bi-directional Stepper Motor

How to drive a Nema17 bi-directional stepper motor with arduino uno, an a4988 driver, a potentiometer and two buttons

Udoo X86 Interactive Vintage Radio

In this step by step tutorial we’re going to see how to make an awesome interactive vintage radio using UDOO X86.

Coffee Machine Water Level Detection With Udoo Iot Cloud

A basic tutorial showing how to use the UDOO IOT CLOUD with UDOO NEO and a water sensor to detect when the coffee machine runs out of water.

Pir Sensor Tutorial - With Or Without Arduino

A tutorial explaining the working of a PIR sensor.

Motion Sensing Lights

If you're trying to save energy, one way is to turn the lights off in rooms when you're not using them. But what about the hallway if you're always going up and down the stairs? You want something that lights automatically.

Music Control In Your Car Using Puck.js

In this video I show you how to set up Puck.js to control your mobile phone's music playback by pressing it in different ways.

Puck.js With Sms Control

This video shows you how use Puck.js and a GSM modem to control devices via SMS text messages.

Temperature Controlled Night Light With Puck.js

If you've got a baby you're supposed to keep room temperature between 16 and 20 degrees Celsius - but how do you know at night? Here, we'll make a night light that changes color depending on the temperature.

Time Lapse Camera

While the Espruino board doesn't have enough memory to take proper pictures, nothing stops it from controlling other devices. In many cases this is a cheaper and more power efficient way to get the same result!

Infrared Record And Playback With Puck.js

This video shows you how to control Infrared devices using Puck.js.

Getting Started With Netduino

You have all this C# coding knowledge and you want build hardware gadgets. Try Netduino, which is basically a powerful Arduino running .NET!

Individually Addressable Leds

The controller chips have a serial data input and output, and can be daisy-chained together. In this way you can control many different lights using just a few control wires (rather than needing wires going to each individual light).