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Robotics Education: Robot Tour Part 1

By jamesmod

Follow along as Pearl City High School students embark on their robotics adventure. Part 1 explores the early phases of building and coding their rover.

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Robotics Education: Robot Tour Part 2

By jamesmod

Robotics education takes a step further in Robot Tour Part 2. Learn about the integration of sensors, coding adventures, and the upcoming competition.

PROJECT
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All Dungeons and Dragons Dice in One Device

By Maker.io Staff

This project combines the various dice needed for playing a game of DnD in a convenient Arduino-powered project that picks a random number when users need it.

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326

PixyCam2 - Giving Your Project Eyes

By Antonio Velasco

Elevate your projects to new heights with PixyCam2, an ingenious mini camera that adds a new dimension of sight.

TUTORIAL
431

Boosting Arduino Efficiency: Interrupts and Power Management

By bekathwia

Learn how to make your circuits more responsive, enhance pixel animations, and optimize power consumption effortlessly by utilizing interrupts and sleep modes.

BLOG
419

PID Loops - How to Control Your Projects!

By Antonio Velasco

Enhance your engineering prowess with PID control expertise. Delve into Proportional, Integral, and Derivative factors to achieve unparalleled project accuracy.

PROJECT
220

Inspector Gadget: Making Penny’s Computer Book

By bekathwia

Bring a piece of Inspector Gadget's world into your own with this DIY Arduino-powered interactive replica of Penny's computer book.

PROJECT
421

Applications of RFID Sensing Project

By Aditya Mishra

RFID can do more than identify objects. Learn how it can also track rotation, velocity, material, angles, and soluble material concentration.

PROJECT
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The effect of Solutes (specifically saltwater) on RFID RSS Project

By Aditya Mishra

UCLA study explores solutes' impact on RFID RSS. Learn about experiment setups, regression analysis, and detailed explanations.

TUTORIAL
6,873

How To Program an Arduino Finite State Machine

By Maker.io Staff

Efficient Arduino programming: Learn to create state machines for structured behavior. Beginner's guide to simplify logic and optimize control.

TUTORIAL
4,454

How To Streamline Your Arduino Code: Use sprintf to Declutter Serial Calls

By jamesmod

Use the string print formatted (sprintf) function to prevent cluttering the code with multiple print calls when outputting data on an Arduino’s serial port.

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How To Streamline Your Arduino Code: Avoid Using Serial Print Commands

By jamesmod

Debug messages may interfere insignificantly with small, simple programs, but they can impact more complex programs that may rely on precise timings.