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Driving NeoPixel LEDs Using Pure Hardware - No Microcontroller, No Code A recent video by Axiometa explores an unusual electronics challenge: driving addressable NeoPixel LEDs entirely in hardware, without any… |
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The nRF9151 MicroMod Processor The nRF9151 MicroMod Processor is a compact cellular IoT module built around Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF9151 System-in-Package (SiP) and designed… |
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Autonomous Chessboard Uses ESP32 and Stockfish for Intelligent Gameplay A creative maker has developed an impressive self-playing chessboard that can automatically move pieces using magnets and detect their positions.… |
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Maker Completes Remote-Controlled Bionic Butterfly Project A maker has completed and demonstrated a remote-controlled bionic butterfly, sharing the build process in a recent online video. The project… |
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AI-Powered RC Car Explores Winter Wilderness Autonomously YouTuber Coding with Lewis recently demonstrated how an AI model can be given a physical body by converting an RC car into a fully autonomous… |
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DIY Thermal Drone Demonstrates Heat Vision on Low-Cost Thermal imaging drones are no longer limited to military or industrial use. A YouTuber named Hoarder Sam demonstrates how a thermal drone can be… |
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Espressif Introduces ESP32-E22, Its First Wi-Fi 6E Connectivity Co-Processor Espressif has unveiled the ESP32-E22, the company’s first Wi-Fi 6E system-on-chip and the start of a new lineup focused… |
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Student Builds Touchless Hand-Gesture Interface for Sterile Surgical Control A biomedical engineering student, Sudarshan VasanthaKumar, has developed a vision-based, touchless gesture interface designed for use in sterile… |
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A DIY Bluetooth Speaker That is Smaller Than an Earbud Shrinking consumer electronics to their practical limits is a recurring theme in the DIY hardware space, and a recent project from the YouTube… |
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Deskimon The Interactive 3D Printed Desk Robot with ESP32 S3 Nowadays, many people enjoy keeping a small desk robot in their workspace. These little companions not only add a playful touch to the desk but… |
