Using a ₹760 microcontroller and open-source AI, an 8-year-old created an offline storytelling device that writes, narrates and responds to voice commands without internet.
For the workshop in August, I decided to move the 'Emma-chan Light,' which uses a PIC microcontroller to blink Morse code, from a breadboard to a dedicated PCB. The microcontroller used is the ...
In the previous article in this series, ‘Open Source Model Rocket: Design And Simulation (Part 1),’ published in June issue, the model rocket was designed using simulation software and its performance ...
We’ve likely all looked at a simple problem in our lives and thought that it would be an easy fix, only to realize that the project is enormously more complicated than we first realized. Whether ...
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Your first ESP32 project doesn't require coding — it just needs 3 simple tools and one afternoon
Anyone can get started with ESP32, thanks to a few simple tools ...
A viral video from Mumbai is drawing attention for all the right reasons. It captures a brief interaction between a woman and a young boy selling earrings on the roadside. What begins as a simple sale ...
Chapter 7: Fun With Music This lesson will step-by-step code a FUN song making program where our little microcontroller will play various songs to his new friend. -> Click HERE to read the lesson in ...
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