I built a 3D scanner that can predict whether peanut M&Ms have peanuts in the center, or are pure chocolate. I built a 3D scanner that can predict whether peanut M&Ms have peanuts in the center, or are pure chocolate. See how it works in the video below. Source: Peanut(less) Peanut M&M Sorter – Homemade […]
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If you think the second robot in the picture doesn’t look stable enough, you”ll be surprised. Main topic of this article is going to be SLAM and mapping with ROS. We’ll use Bittle, an agile quadruped robot from Petoi, that finished their Kickstarter campaign last month with huge success. First let’s start with some theory.
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Control an LED over the internet from your mobile phone with Raspberry Pi. Inspired from the Internet Switch tutorial by Talha which was based on ESP8266, I thought of doing the same on Raspberry Pi instead. So that is what we are going to do in this tutorial. We are going to use Raspberry Pi and Grandeur
An ultimate collar for the largest mammals. Elephants are mammals of the family Elephantidae and they are the largest existing land animals. They are also keystone species, playing an important role in maintaining the biodiversity of the ecosystems in which they live. The elephants use their tusks to dig for water. This not only allows
Finally, it’s time to bid adieu to your old MacBook or an iPhone. We know that you had some great times together. But it’s time to go for a greater version of Mac or an iPhone – for the long-lasting battery, better display, lighter, and the most portable versions. We know breakups are tough, but
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Track the ISS’ current location & trajectory using a Raspberry Pi, ePaper Display, ProtoStax Enclosure and Python. In this project, I show you how to track and display the current location of the International Space Station (ISS) and its trajectory over time, using a Raspberry Pi, ePaper Display, ProtoStax Enclosure and some Python. Step 1
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If you think that cables and wires are both the same thing, then you are wrong! They might have the same purpose, but different. An electrical wire is a single conductor. On the other hand, a cable is a group of electrical wires. While both electrical conductors carry electricity, both have a different use. Hence,
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A DIY Google Home using your Raspberry Pi. In this project we are building a DIY Google Home using your Raspberry Pi, also known as Google Assistant. Things You Need Raspberry Pi 3 Google Account Speaker (Follow this tutorial Maker Your Own Speaker) Mic (am using a webcam, with a built-in mic) Step 1: Setup Raspberry
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Quickstart guide to start with #NodeMCU on the #ESP8266 Thing, hacking to become a ultra-low power, solar power only driven #SENSableTHING Inspired by the lander #Philae on comet 67P we started a while back working on low-power projects assuming that we do have only solar power to recharge batteries and might need to sleep during
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Making music is a creative process that is rightly called art, considering all the skills, finesse, and emotions implemented into the sounds. While some do it for themselves, many artists create commercial music tailored to market demands. In any form, music is a phenomenon that one feels with all the senses. Most artists want to
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