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My first WIN! (in a hackathon)

Last weekend, my friends and I, went to a Hackathon, in the field of Medicine. And WON :) As a Hackathon can be - At first a »

GalBrandwine GalBrandwine on Arduino - python - hackathon - hacking - USB - cpp - Fingerprint sensor - mongoDB - json - node.js - serial 12 November 2019
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Real VR Shooter and the Geekcon Re-use

Last week I once again participated in the great Geekcon event. If you haven't heard of it, Geekcon is an one weekend event where people come »

Amir Avni Amir Avni on ESP8266 - Arduino - DC motors - LED - Led strip - Geekcon - 3D - air pressure - High speed camera - computer vision - UDP - PID 12 October 2019
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BabySleeper

We have reached that age where friends and family around starting to have babies. Giving my friend’s project, I've decided to build some nice gifts, »

GalBrandwine GalBrandwine on Arduino - arduino IDE - passive infrared senser - mq2 - neopixle - active infrared sensor - gas sensor - esp32 - adafruit - dht22 05 September 2019
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Designing and fabricating a giant 7-segment display with Fritzing and JLCPCB.com

This is the hardware part of my odyssey to design and build a large 4-digit, 7-segment display, running on an Arduino Nano. It's a great case-study »

Mike Diamond on Arduino - arduino nano - jlcpcb - PCB - MAX7219 - Fritzing - SN74LS47N - 7-Segment - LED 26 June 2019
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Even a complete novice can manufacture a professional PCB for very little money

This post explains how I ended up manufacturing a cute little binary counter PCB through jlcpcb.com. To make it clear from the start - my »

Mike Diamond on Arduino - arduino nano - MAX7219 - tinkercad - PCB - jlcpcb - SN74LS47N - Fritzing - Binary Counter 23 May 2019
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Building a Strong Network Infrastructure

There are a plethora of IOT devices throughout my residences, as previously mentioned in other blog postings. I am obsessed with Ethernet Tags to monitor temperatures »

Allan Schwartz Allan Schwartz 23 March 2019
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Log Raspberry Pi sensor data straight to Google Sheets - All the Python code

I heard two criticisms of my previous blog on the Raspberry Pi with Astro Pi hat project: The cost was very high, considering all it did »

Allan Schwartz Allan Schwartz on raspberry pi zero - python - smart house - weather station - sensors 10 January 2019
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Track Network Connections - Installing Fing on a Raspberry Pi

What is Fing? Most users of Raspberry Pi have needed to find its IP address on their local network. A quick goggle at Google, and we »

Mike Diamond on raspberry pi - screen bash - fing - network 09 January 2019
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Outdoor apparatus to log data straight to Google Sheets from a BME280 Temp/Humidity/Pressure sensor

About a year ago I posted a blog describing how to log temperature straight to google sheets from a DS18B20 temperature sensor. New Version This blog »

Mike Diamond on google sheets - BME280 - ESp8266-01 - ESP8266 - HTTPSRedirect - I2C - Stevenson Screen - raspberry pi 04 January 2019
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How to control a device with a Kronaby smart watch

Geek that I am, until now I've avoided smart watches. The square-faced Apple Watch never appealed to me and the Android devices look too big, clunky, »

Mike Diamond on Kronaby - IFTTT 10 December 2018
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