I Built a DIY Voice-Controlled Car That LISTENS to Me... NO PHONE or App Needed! (Cute Al Face)

Build a Jarvis! This 9-step guide uses ESP32S3 and Gemini for a wearable assistant.

Build a real-time audio spectrum visualizer using an Arduino and MAX7219 display. This DIY guide uses FFT to turn your music into a stunning light show.

This Obstacle Avoiding Car project leverages advanced sensing and mobility to create an autonomous robot capable of navigating complex environments. The core of this smart car is an Arduino Uno microcontroller, which processes sensor data and controls vehicle movement.

Build a DIY gesture control mouse using NodeMCU and MPU6050. Tilt to move the cursor and bend a flex sensor to right-click.

This project showcases a target chasing robot car built with a Raspberry Pi Pico and an L298N motor driver, combined with mecanum wheels that allow for agile and multidirectional movement.

This project is about Otto Robot using Raspberry Pi Pico. The Otto Robot, built using a Raspberry Pi Pico , is a compact and interactive humanoid robot designed for fun and learning.