Arduino 3D printers are a rare breed indeed. But if you want an Arduino 3D printer and have some tinkering skills, you should take a look a these DIY Arduino printer projects.
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DIY Arduino based Speedometer
This is a cool DIY project for makers where we design a speedometer for bike using arduino and 3D printed box. The speed of the bike can be viewed on an android phone.
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How to Make a Arduino Ohm Meter
The circuit is really simple. All you need is an Arduino, the resistor you want to measure, and another resistor with a known value
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Arduino Radar System using Ultrasonic Sensor
This is an interesting project in which we explore the power of an Arduino and Android to create a Surveillance device which uses Arduino and Ultra Sonic Sensor to broadcast the information to a mobile application (Android) using Bluetooth.
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Electronic Piano Keyboard with Preset Songs
An electronic keyboard with 7 piano keys, programmed to Middle B/A/G/F/E/D/C, and an 8th button used to access a menu of preset songs.
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DIY Arduino Robotic Arm
In this tutorial, we design an Arduino Uno Robotic Arm. Entire arm will be designed from some scrap material and servos. Entire process of construction has been explained in detail below.
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Arduino Smoke Detector
Smoke Detectors are very useful in detecting smoke or fire in buildings, and so are the important safety parameters. In this DIY session, we are going to build a Smoke Detector Circuit which not only sense the smoke in the air but also reads and displays the level of Smoke in the Air in PPM (parts per million)
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Audio Player using Arduino
I wanted to make an audio player using an arduino but I didn't have an microsd card reader or an mp3 decoder chip.
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Arduino Motion Detection Lights
i wanted to make cheap motion sensor lights that work from a standard 220V socket. This is the best that I could achieve, for now)
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Neopixel RGB LED Strip with Arduino
NeoPixel LED Strip requires only three pins to drive several RGB NeoPixel LEDs. Two pins are for power and ground and one Pin is for Data In (DI). Data IN pin is used to address and control the different LEDs in the strip with their color, brightness etc.
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