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Raspberry Pi Traffic Lights Using Hexabitz Modules
This Project demonstrates how to make a smart traffic light system using Raspberry Pi and Hexabitz modules.
By
Aula_Jazmati
Moderate
Arduino Dc Motor Speed & Direction Control Using Relays
We outlined how we can control the direction and speed of a 24v high current motor utilizing Arduino and two relays.
By
hIOTron
Moderate
Diy Helping Hands Soldering Station
In this tutorial I am going to show how we can make a super flexible helping hands soldering station using basic materials which are low coast and can be found easily in nearby stores. This 4$ helping hands soldering station looks decent and can perform all the tasks that a commercial helping hands soldering station can do.
Easy
Parking Assist Stoplight
Park in your garage with perfect consistency! No more hitting the garage door or workbench!
By
TPalowski13
Easy
Nxp Scarab Robot
A Robot designed for Automate our routine tasks with smartness.
By
ashokr
Difficult
Diy Electric Skateboard – Using Arduino Led's
How to build a DIY Electric Skateboard faster than one you can buy, using an Arduino Nano to control the programmable lights.
By
EbenKouao
Difficult
How To Make A Dancing Robot Without Arduino/#smartcreativity
This robot is able to dance, auto balancing, music producing and walking.
Easy
Average Speed Head-up Display Unit - Giantboard
GPS to HUD for in-car use. To make sure a road's average speed cameras do not send you a letter in the post!
By
Al
Moderate
Intuitive And Smart - My Nxp Cup 2020 Racer
Follow me through the development and build process of my autonomous model car pursuing a spot on the podium at this year's NXP Cup.
Difficult
Knightrider::kitty
Autonomous car which can fast race alone on white track and can omit obstacles. Also it can react to some special patterns noticed on the ground.
By
witek117
Difficult
Vehicle Soft Top Alarm System
Make an alarm system for your soft top; activated by unzipping or cutting through windows.
By
TPalowski13
Easy
Supersmart Autonomous Car (nxp Cup 2020)
Badass robot car developed by reasonably advanced monkeys
By
RAACar
Difficult
Make My Car Roll Alone
The purpose of this project is to make an autonomous car which is able to complete a specific track without human help. We are creating this car through both our electronics and programming skills.
Difficult
Currus Futuristicus
We are participating in the NXP Cup, it’s a competition where we build and program an autonomous robotic car. We want to demonstrate that anybody with determination can learn to code, with the majority of the team having never coded before. We would like your support to demonstrate that anybody can do it.
By
paced
Difficult