Arduino

This time, we’ll examine “sound” using Arduino with speakers. Arduino comes with a “tone” function and it’s relatively easy to get started with. Let’s see how sound works […]

In the first part, we covered the basics on how to use the accelerometer. Today, we will take the horizontal camera device we created in part 1, and […]

These days, you can find accelerometers in smartphones. They are used in applications like games. They are also used to detect when your screen should switch from vertical to […]

Last time, we dealt with the photoreflector, using its properties to write programs. This time, we will look at the ultrasonic sensor. The ultrasonic sensor is often […]

We’ve been making a RC car until now. But from this section onwards, we’re going to use Arduino with various parts and sensors. Many parts are sold as […]

In the last article, we completed the body of the RC car. But, during the building process, we had some issues. Today, we will continue working […]

In the article “Use Arduino to Control a Motor Part 2“, we went over how to use a motor driver. Today, we will look at the […]

Last time, we controlled the ON/OFF switch of a DC motor with Arduino. Today, I’d like to delve deeper into the use of motors. Taking radio-controlled cars […]

As we have just finished our series on how to make a Stevenson screen using Arduino, you should have a good understanding of how things are working with Arduino. […]

The is the last part of our series on how to make a Stevenson screen with Arduino. We’ve completed the basic assembly. Now, all that’s left to […]

We’ve arrived at part 3 of our series on how to make a Stevenson screen with Arduino. We’ve become quite comfortable using Arduino. Last time, we learned how […]

This is the second part of our series on how to make a Stevenson screen. In the first part, we were able to get the temperature […]