Raspberry Shake – seismograph for monitoring earthquakes, explosions or landslides
Raspberry Shake is an affordable seismograph built on a Raspberry Pi that lets anyone monitor earthquakes and ground vibrations from home. We’ll look at how it works, its cost, installation tips, and DIY alternatives.
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Minibian – minimal Raspbian
I looked for some minimal operating system for Raspberry Pi. I found Minibian – it is minimal Raspbian. It is very minimal system which supports only terminal (I log in…
GPS tracker with MSP430
Do you want to make GPS tracker. Look this project. It based on the MSP430F5510 (low power microcontroller by Texas Instruments – 25MHz, 32KB FLASH, 4KB SRAM, 3x DMA, I2C,…
DIY Digital Wristwatch with ATMega328P
Do you want make DIY watch? No problem. This is DIY project watch’s. OLED display, ATmega328P, RTC DS3231M. Display has resolution 128×64 pixels and 1.3″. The watch is powered from…
Mathematica 10 Now On Raspberry Pi
“With the recent release of Mathematica 10, you might be surprised to discover that you can now get it for free with a Raspberry Pi.It is very surprising that Wolfram…
Xmega PID programmer using the USBasp device
If you have USBasp programmer and you would like to program Xmega microconotrollers by Atmel, you need PDI programmer – convertor SPI to PDI. You find the process on this…
Controlling a RC Car w/ Bluetooth Connection & Speech Recognition
This project was shared on the website 43oh.com which is project for beginners. The controlling of RC car is controlled with a bluetooth module. The basis of the project is…
DIY Temperature & Humidity & Smoke Detector Alarm System Based on Arduino
The website a href=’http://www.instructables.com/’ target=’_blank’>http://www.instructables.com/ shared the article “DIY Temperature & Humidity & Smoke Detector Alarm System Based on Arduino”. Tha data is shown on the 16×2 display. http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Temperature-Humidity-Smoke-Detector-Alarm-Syst/?ALLSTEPS
Arduino Based Security System using GSM & PIR Sensor
Do you own the Arduino and do you want to create security device? Then read. The device is easy and you find schematic and source code. The princip is: the…
Powerful single-board computer
Do you think that The Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone and other are low power for you? Perhaps you might enjoy this open-source project. The idea create from Mr. Robert Ferance and…
BitScope Micro – Raspberry Pi Oscilloscope & Analyzer
This is basic overview this product: 20 MHz Bandwidth, 40 MSps Logic Capture, 2 Analog Scope Channels, 2 Analog Comparator channels, 6 Logic/Protocol Analyzer channels, 8 & 12 native analog…