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109

Forecast the Weather at Home with a No-Code Barometer

By Adafruit Industries

This guide will help you create a fun little indoor barometer to help you predict changes in the weather without writing a single line of code.

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109

Simple Raspberry Pi Robot

By Adafruit Industries

This is a fun project to build a simple robot using the Raspberry Pi and Adafruit's awesome robot chassis kit.

PROJECT
174

MIDI for Makers

By Adafruit Industries

One stop guide for getting started with MIDI projects.

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2,639

Creating an Electronics Starter Kit

By Sarah Aman

Interested in getting started in electronics, but overwhelmed by the number of parts available? I have compiled a list of everything you need.

PROJECT
95

Adafruit Optical Fingerprint Sensor

By Adafruit Industries

All-in-one fingerprint sensors make ID easy.

PROJECT
11

CircuitPython OLED and Dual Knob Sketcher

By Adafruit Industries

In this guide we will create a simple knob sketcher toy using a graphical display and two potentiometers.

PROJECT
81

How to Make a Raspberry Pi Voice-Activated Door Lock

By Maker.io Staff

Combining a simple external circuit with the Raspberry Pi to create a simple door-locking mechanism that takes advantage of the speech recognition library.

PROJECT
20

CircuitPython Hardware Charlieplex LED Matrix

By Adafruit Industries

How to use Charlieplex LED matrices with CircuitPython!

PROJECT
60

Porting an Arduino Library to CircuitPython - VL6180X Distance Sensor

By Adafruit Industries

This tutorial will explore how to port an Arduino driver for the VL6180X distance sensor to CircuitPython.

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3,467

How to Interface a Seven-Segment Display with an Arduino

By All About Circuits

An expensive liquid crystal display is not necessary for displaying data in most applications instead a seven-segment display is simply sufficient.

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62

Building a DC Motor Controller for Object Detection

By All About Circuits

In this project, you will be building an object detection DC motor controller.

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135

Using an Arduino’s Digital I/O

By All About Circuits

You can connect Arduino sensors, actuators, and other ICs with the digital inputs and outputs (digital I/O) on the Arduino for useful things, such as reading switch inputs, lighting indicators, and controlling relay outputs.