This page features a curated collection of Arduino Uno projects designed specifically for beginners and intermediate learners. Arduino Uno is the most widely used board for learning electronics, making it ideal for understanding basic sensors, actuators, and microcontroller programming.
All projects listed here include clear circuit diagrams, Arduino Uno-compatible code, and step-by-step explanations covering real-world applications such as automation, robotics, and IoT fundamentals.
Hi guys, during the last few weeks, I’ve been working on reconnecting with my love for the guitar. Playing the box guitar was how I relax few years back before the saxophone took over. Going back to the guitar, after 3 years of rarely strumming a chord, I discovered amongst other things that I no longer knew how each of the string should sound, to put it in my friend’s words…
This is an interesting project in which we explore the power of an Arduino and Android to create a Surveillance device which uses Arduino and Ultra Sonic Sensor to broadcast the information to a mobile application (Android) using Bluetooth.
Safety and Security has been our primary concern since ages. Installing a security camera that has night mode…
There are several critical machines or expensive equipment which suffer damage due to vibrations. In such a case, a vibration sensor is required to find out whether the machine or equipment is producing vibrations or not. Identifying the object which is continuously vibrating is not a tricky job if the proper sensor is used to detect the vibration. There are several types of…
DIY Music players are fun to build, and we previously built a few music players using Arduino and a dedicated MP3 module. Now we are using the ESP32 speaker output to build an interesting audio player, in which you can add sound effects by just connecting an extra speaker to the ESP32. Here we will use LM386 and a speaker with ESP32 to play music files. The audio…
In this project we are going to work on an innovative arduino project idea, where we can count the paper currency notes and calculate their amount, by sensing the paper currency using Color Sensor and Arduino. TCS230 color sensor will be used for detecting the currency notes and, Arduino UNO for processing the data and showing the remaining balance on 16x2 LCD.…
I started this project in order to get rid of various remotes at my home and build something single which could incorporate features of all of them. I got this idea when I saw one of my friend’s mobile phone with built in IR blaster, at that time I decided not to buy a similar phone rather make my own device which should be compatible with my existing handset. So here we are…
Charlieplexing is a technique of controlling many LEDs using a few I/O pins. Charlieplexing is same as multiplexing, but it uses the tri-state logic (high, low input) to reduce the number of pins dramatically and to gain efficiency over multiplexing. The Charlieplexing technique is named after its inventor, Charlie Allen, who invented the technique in 1995. We previously…
Solenoids are very commonly used actuators in many process automation systems. There are many types of solenoid, for instance, there are solenoid valves which can be used to open or close water or gas pipelines and there are solenoid plungers which are used to produce linear motion. One very common application of solenoid that most of us would have come across is the…
In this DIY session, we make an Arduino Motor Driver Shield to drive DC motors, stepper motor and Servo Motor. Compatible with Arduino UNO and Arduino Mega, this motor driver shield can operate 4 DC motors or 1 stepper motor and 2 servo motors at a time. Here two L293D Motor Driver ICs are used for driving motors and an 8-bit shift register for controlling…
You have seen Propellers in Aircrafts or in marine ships, if not in real then in movies for sure. In this session we are going to design a Propeller Display with Arduino, LEDs and a DC motor. In this Propeller Display, text will appear to be rotating in propeller fashion in a circular shape.
The propeller display also called as POV display is in a…
As many of us know computers were invented around 1871, but it was not until 1961 we had them password protected. Early in the 19’s we used pins and alphanumeric characters as passwords for our computers, today we have many types of verification methods like Password, Pin, Pattern, Gesture, Fingerprint recognition, Face recognition and much more. But still, it is a…
In this Arduino based automatic water level indicator and controller project we are going to measure the water level by using ultrasonic sensors. Basic principal of ultrasonic distance measurement is based on ECHO. When sound waves are transmitted in environment then they return back to the origin as ECHO after striking on any obstacle. So we have to only…
