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by kumarsid
Sun Oct 06, 2024 3:56 pm
Forum: Internet of Things (IOT)
Topic: Tech Geek question: Everyday IoT: Your Favorites!
Replies: 2
Views: 235

Re: Tech Geek question: Everyday IoT: Your Favorites!

My Internet Radio One IOT project that I made and use everyday is an internet radio that I made with an ESP8266. It is a simple device that uses an ESP8266 to stream internet streaming links using a PAM 8403 amplifier module and a mini 2 watt speaker. It also has a small OLED screen to show the ...
by kumarsid
Thu Sep 26, 2024 10:14 pm
Forum: Sensor
Topic: Tech Geek question: Most Effective Sensor You have Used?
Replies: 9
Views: 1038

Re: Tech Geek question: Most Effective Sensor You have Used?

MPU6050 is the sensor that I recently used to solve a real world problem. This cheap and simple gyroscope sensor helped me visualize 3D objects on my computer in real-time. I use the MPU 6050 sensor to send gyroscope readings to a webserver (webpage), where the 3D model is loaded and rotated in real ...
by kumarsid
Thu Sep 19, 2024 8:54 am
Forum: Arduino
Topic: Tech Geek question: Arduino-Based Solutions for Everyday Issues
Replies: 9
Views: 1428

Re: Tech Geek question: Arduino-Based Solutions for Everyday Issues

Congratulations to Our Tech Geek Challenge Winner! Dear Participants, We are thrilled to announce the lucky winner of our Tech Geek question: Arduino-Based Solutions for Everyday Issues! Congratulations to Kumarsid! 🎉 Mr. Kumarsid impressed us with their innovative project experience. They have de ...
by kumarsid
Thu Sep 12, 2024 8:44 pm
Forum: Arduino
Topic: Tech Geek question: Arduino-Based Solutions for Everyday Issues
Replies: 9
Views: 1428

Re: Tech Geek question: Arduino-Based Solutions for Everyday Issues

I built an Arduino based CPU/GPU monitor for my PC. I wanted to monitor my PC's temperatures in real time. So I built a hardware monitor using an Arduino and an LED matrix display. I created a PC app that monitors the PC temperature and sends it to the Arduino over Serial. Then it is displayed using ...