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Part 2: Materials Testing and Proof-of-Concept
Instructions from Bipolar Membrane Energy Harvester
Though you do not need to build the proof-of-concept device in order to make the flow cell in part 3, we do recommend that if you want to thoroughly validate the effect observed, you go through the materials testing process for all of your materials,...

Wii Stream: Turn your Wii into a Sonos
Instructions from Wii Stream: Turn your Wii into a Sonos
Introduction This guide details the steps for installing WiiStream on your Nintendo Wii. Follow each step closely for a successful setup. Prerequisites A Nintendo Wii matching one of the model numbers hereAn SD cardA PC with internet access (here...

Step 13: Setting up the object detection model on FireBeetle 2 ESP32-S3
Instructions from Multi-Model AI-Based Mechanical Anomaly Detector
After building, training, and deploying my object detection model as an Arduino library on Edge Impulse, I needed to upload the generated Arduino library to FireBeetle 2 ESP32-S3 to run the model directly so as to recognize the specialized components...

Raspi Newspaper Synthesizer/Reader
Instructions from Raspi Newspaper Synthesizer/Reader
Now we need to add a file that is missing from the tts repositories. Fortunately Google themselves make it available but it needs some modifications to make it work with the Raspi port. You can find the file at https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/svox/+/9b08cc440f25c4722ca112642be87053fc47f918/pico/tts/com_svox_picottsengine.cpp...

Instructions
Instructions from Budget DIY ESP32 GPS Base Station and Receiver
Best Budget DIY GPS/GNSS Base Station using the UM980 and a ESP32Introduction The ESP32 is a versatile microcontroller renowned for its WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up the your ESP32 development board...

Build the turret mount
Instructions from WinDIY - HAWT Wind turbine
The turret supports the turbine and the superstructure on the standpipe so that it can be rotated 360°. A slip ring is also integrated in it to transfer the generated energy to the non-rotating part of WinDIY. How you can proceed building the turret...

Step 1: Configuring Wireless Interfaces for Hotspot 2.0 on OpenWRT
Instructions from Configuring Hotspot 2.0 on OpenWRT Devices
In the /etc/config/wireless file, customize the settings for your Hotspot 2.0-enabled interface. Ensure the correct device, encryption type, and other parameters are set. Pay attention to the WAN Metrics, NAI Realm, and Domain Names sections to tailor...

Assemble the Wind Turbine’s Wings
Instructions from WinDIY - HAWT Wind turbine
An important component of WinDIY are certainly the wings. They absorb the energy of the wind and convert it into a rotary motion, which in turn feeds the generator and thus produces energy. Of course, the wings should be as light as possible. At the...

Upload the Source Code to Arduino
Instructions from Useless JokeBot
Here’s the programming rationale behind the code, which you can download from the project files. The main idea is to generate a punchline that does never matches the joke. This makes the whole sentence not particularly funny, and probably confusing. ...

Build the hub including mechanics
Instructions from WinDIY - HAWT Wind turbine
At one point or another I have probably already mentioned that it was important to me to be able to control WinDIY safely and to be able to limit its speed in an emergency. This is why I developed a mechanism which allows to adjust the angle of attack...

WinDIY – Assemble the main axis
Instructions from WinDIY - HAWT Wind turbine
The main axis is the axis in which the wind turbine will later rotate. It must therefore bear the weight of the blades including the hub and at the same time absorb the forces generated by the wind. Last but not least, it should rotate smoothly. A critical...

Arduino Code
Instructions from OBS_IRL_STREAM_DECK
It's in the GITHUB! The code comes down the these smaller steps: MQTT handling and Button handling. Let's do button handling first. I made a simple button object with the pin number, button press boolean, and button count. struct Button { const uint8_t...

The basics - know your options
Instructions from A guide to custom Joysticks
In this instruction I will talk about hardware options and potential usage ideas of the components. I will not go in the exact details and scientific explanations - there is not need for it because there are tons of excellent articles about all of them...

Hello World!!! - the first Joystick program
Instructions from A guide to custom Joysticks
For this instruction I used following components: 1 x Arduino Pro Micro1 x Analog Joystick breakout board1 x Small push button Using the flying wire method described in instruction 3 the test joystick looks like this Preparation of the Arduino IDE In...

Trying out GATTTOOL
Instructions from Reading a bunch of BLE sensors with raspberryZero
Now that i know how to access and decode the data lets try the Raspi GATTTOOL default BLE handler:Native to Debian and a lso to a bunch of linux distros or so i've heard of . First i reset the bluetooth of the raspi, just in case: sudo service bluetooth...

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