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  • Install the software

  • Upload software to the Arduino, and run the Python software on the PC. The Python software requires 4 libraries: serial, keyboard, time and os, you may need to install these first using pip (or conda if using the Anaconda distribution of Python). The...
  • Wire Connections

  • Connect the Mini RFID Reader/Writer Unit to PORT A of the M5Core2 (the red port near the USB-C connector) using the Grove cable. This unit uses the I2C protocol to send data to the M5Core2.Take out the CORE2 plate on the back to expose the pins.The Finger...
  • Conclusion

  • This proof of concept demonstrates that it's possible to track and log a soccer ball's landing position on a sports rebounder without using a webcam - instead, you can feed the output of several accelerometers into a trained recurrent neural network...
  • EDID Inserter

  • Besides a special build of PowerStrip (for Windows) available upon request only,some rare EDID-writing code is still archived online but never made it into mainline due to the serious risk of picking the wrong EEPROM:If you wipe the one on a DVIADD card,...
  • All of the steps for the project!

  • Let’s get to it! Install Arduino IDE, the esp32 board and the Fixed Libraries. To install the ESP32 board in your Arduino IDE, follow these next instructions: 1) Open the preferences window from the Arduino IDE. Go to File> Preferences 2) Enter https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_esp32_index.json into...
  • Code

  • I used micropython, because I haven't used it for a project yet and I was shocked how well it worked for this. There are many tutorials on how to use Thonny with an ESP32, and I found it to be much quicker than doing this in Arduino/ C++. The main files...
  • Hummingbird

  • Step 3: Connect to VivaPlanetThis next step is a bit more complex and requires some C# and visual studio with the Gagetter software from GHI Installed. This will take some time...persist it will be worth it in the end...There are a lot of great tutorials...
  • Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield

  • Step 2 - Import the Arduino board file into Altium Designer:  Using Altium Designer (AD) requires that I import Eagle board into AD.  AD14.x includes an Eagle importer.  Used source files from the Arduino site to import in AD.  
  • DIY SlingBox $30

  • This is the code I used for the right frame in the first picture.#!/usr/bin/perl#use CGI qw/:standard/;use URI::Escape;my $cols = 3;my %button_codes;$button_codes{'1'}='BTN_1';$button_codes{'2'}='BTN_2';$button_codes{'3'}='BTN_3';$button_codes{'4'}='BTN_4';$button_codes{'5'}='BTN_5';$button_codes{'6'}='BTN_6';$button_codes{'7'}='BTN_7';$button_codes{'8'}='BTN_8';$button_codes{'9'}='BTN_9';$button_codes{'0'}='BTN_0';$button_codes{'Ch-'}='KEY_CHANNELDOWN';$button_codes{'Ch+'}='KEY_CHANNELUP';if...