Qoitech Solar Emulation Device for PV Cells Showcased at Electronica 2024

Qoitech Solar Emulation Device for PV Cells Showcased at Electronica 2024

Qoitech solar emulation device provides precise PV cell testing, enhancing prototyping for solar-powered applications in controlled conditions.
An In-Depth Look At The Arduino Plug and Make Kit

An In-Depth Look At The Arduino Plug and Make Kit

The Arduino Plug and Make Kit offers an accessible entry into electronics and programming, with comprehensive components and detailed tutorials.
PPK 2 and Unihiker: Automate Your Power Profiling Projects

PPK 2 and Unihiker: Automate Your Power Profiling Projects

Combine PPK 2 with Unihiker for efficient power profiling. Learn to automate measurements and analyze power consumption in real-time.
Electromaker of the Month - May 2024 Winners

Electromaker of the Month - May 2024 Winners

Meet this month's top Electromaker projects! Discover innovation, creativity, and tech mastery in our community's latest awe-inspiring creations!
Coolest Projects Global 2022 is GO!

Coolest Projects Global 2022 is GO!

Are you a young maker or coder? This is for you!
Complete Guide to Air Quality Sensors

Complete Guide to Air Quality Sensors

Everything you need to know about air quality sensors. We'll cover the different types of sensors available, as well as how they work and what they're used for.
Arduino-powered Active-tracking Solar Panel

Arduino-powered Active-tracking Solar Panel

Solar panels are more common these days, whether arranged in fields as collection arrays, on the roof of homes, or as part of your camping or festival gear to keep mobile devices topped up.
Don’t Get Caught Out By Rain with this Arduino-Powered, Water Detecting Umbrella!

Don’t Get Caught Out By Rain with this Arduino-Powered, Water Detecting Umbrella!

We’ve all been there. You’re out and about, on a sunny day, when all of a sudden the clouds gather and it starts to rain. It’s not a light shower, either, but that apocalyptic type of rain storm that looks like all the rain in the world is going to fall before it stops.
A Raspberry Pi-Based NOAA Decoder That Tweets Satellite Photos!

A Raspberry Pi-Based NOAA Decoder That Tweets Satellite Photos!

Our experience of the weather is traditionally passive; we have little choice other than to accept what happens in the atmosphere above. It might rain; it might be windy; sunshine might be slight, or enough to convince you to go to the beach.
Raspberry Shake: A Pi-Powered Earthquake Detector

Raspberry Shake: A Pi-Powered Earthquake Detector

It’s always great to see a successful Kickstarter project, but let’s hope the Earth didn’t move too much for the Raspberry Shake team, whose earthquake detector is now available to purchase.