In this project, I'll show you how to set up some simple infrared remote controls for effects that you can use in your haunted house this year.
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Most of us spend far too much time in front of the TV. So I designed a system that will automatically limit when and how much the TV can be on.
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Make an automatic camera rig for shooting high-resolution panoramas with a point-and-shoot camera.
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Everyone loves dessert, but what if they could light up and play animations? I'll show you how to make a dessert tray with a built-in LED matrix.
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Shields are great for connecting external circuits to your microcontroller board. In this project, you'll learn to make your own custom shields for Arduino.
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Backyard games like Cornhole are a lot of fun. But you can make them even better by adding lights and sounds. By hooking up some simple electronics, you can make the board light up and play a victory fanfare whenever someone scores. Here is how to make it.
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I designed a DIY motion-sensing alarm that is controlled by a resistor. When an intruder is detected, a siren sounds that can be deactivated by touch.
The post Build a Motion Sensing Alarm You Can Disable with a Resistor appeared first on Make:.
When working in extreme temperatures it is important to monitor your body temperature. In freezing weather, your fingers and toes get numb and you can develop frostbite without even noticing it. Likewise, if your core body temperature drops too low, you can start to start to suffer the effects of […]
I decided to make programmable version of The Clapper using an Arduino microcontroller.
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