Story We now have created a platform on Hackster.IO for the Pulse Train Hat, if you could help us by becoming a member, then it would help us a lot as we need 25 members to get it featured. https://www.hackster.io/pulse-train-hat Pulse Train Hat for Raspberry Pi Jog Control of a CNC Machine using Instant Commands […]
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Introduction Nothing annoys me more at work than finding all the conference rooms booked in the online scheduler but then walking around the building and finding a large percentage are actually unoccupied. If I were President, I would institute a policy where by people would lose vacation days if they didn’t cancel their conference room
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One hub to rule them all! Home automation is a growing space and every device has it’s own way to interact with it. This allows you combine them, make new ones and let your home handle itself based on your preferences automatically. Imagine this you’re sitting at home on your sofa and it gets way
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This project won the Southern California Azure IOT Hackathon 2017. It is a remote monitoring IOT solution for a Shared Laundry service. A common problem in apartments with Shared Laundry room is not knowing if enough number of machines are free to use at any given point of time. This project aims to bridge the
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Optomyography is a novel, non-invasive, non-contact optical method to measure muscular signals of the human body for diagnosing muscular disorders. It is also considered as an emerging technique for making better human-machine interfaces. Matt, Amrit, and Maneesh conducted an optomyogram experiment at Cornell University to sense the movement of fingers and wrist, and eventually to
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So I was inspired by the projects I saw online like the NaCade and the Porta-Pi, and wanted to build somthing similar. Problem was, as a 13 year old kid, I don’t really have that much money to spend, apart from gift cards. So instead of trying to follow a guide and save some more
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Introduction In this project, we shall build a 3-symbol Turing machine using 11 bicoloured LEDs to represent the cells on the tape. Green represents a 1, red represents a 0 and a blank is represented when the LED is off. We shall call these the tape LEDs. The middle LED is labelled with a tape
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ome time ago, I embarked on a project to control my Gaggia Classic Espresso machine with a Raspberry Pi. Obviously, you can buy a fully automatic “bean to cup” machine… but where’s the fun in that! This project started out with the simple idea of improving the temperature stability, and grew into a more elaborate
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Observing that LED will give us knowledge if it is being used or not. I am using a Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) as eyes for the Raspberry Pi. The LDRs change their resistance as per the intensity of light falling upon them. Our goal is to register the LED being lit by driving a GPIO
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In previous posts I detailed how to: Build a Lego marble pump Use C# and Pulse Width Modulation to control motors with the Raspberry Pi Use C# and OpenCV with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module Each one of those projects are pretty interesting in their own right but what would be really cool is to
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