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  • Smart Home Solution
  • Details     from Smart Home Solution
  • MQTT topic and message description : Kit have two Capsense button. I used that as two switches. Capsense 1 --> Topic : cap1 --> Message : TURNON/TURNOFF Capsense 2 --> Topic : cap2 --> Message : TURNON/TURNOFF Flow Chart:  . Our module code is designed...

  • A Year of Metaverse Lab
  • Log     from Metaverse Lab
  • Metaverse Engineering It's the dawn of the virtual age and the first high end virtual reality headsets have begun arriving, delivering a sense of presence for the masses. I have sought to utilize distributed infrastructure- and democratize the best in...

  • Testing Has Started
  • Log     from Washing Machine IoT
  • Okay after seeing hackaday post someone elses washing machine notifier on the page i had to go back and try to finish my project. Following their use of pushbullet and a post on the esp8266 forums i came up with the following script. I will remove my...

  • Mega Progress Update
  • Log     from Kestrel Computer Project
  • I could have sworn that I'd posted an update already, but looking at my logs feed, I clearly have not.Topics covered below include:Serial Interface Adapter Core CompletedInitial Program Adapter CoreKCP53010: Successor to KCP53000 CPUSerial Interface...

  • MQTT for Dummies
  • Details     from MQTT for Dummies
  • Hallo Liebe folk!I would like to start like "Once upon a time, when i was a kit" but unfortunately it's not a cool story about me. It is about MQTT, but no worries it is also cool!Currently i was hearing a lot about MQTT and i checked it to figure out...

  • Scanning Sonar
  • Log     from My Dalek Build
  • canning SonarNot a good day!The old scanning sonar files are lost.Okay start from scratch:Make a sonar scanner - done.Get a servo scanner working (took an hour or so to realise I forgot the common ground) - done.Get the HC-SR04 working - fail!Get a processing...

  • SpyBot
  • Details     from SpyBot
  • Assembly1. Attach metal couplers and wheels on the motors.2. Assembly the motors with metal brackets.3. Assembly the chassis with delivered screws.4. Attach CORE2 board on the chassis.5. Attach phone holder on the chassis.6. Add power supply. Connect...

  • Connectivity!
  • Log     from Adventures in Digitising Vintage Cameras
  • So far I have described how the camera can be used standalone, using the shutter release button to take a photo. A feature of the previous model was serving a web page to allow pictures to be taken and stored photos to be reviewed. I have done something...

  • DIY-BAS
  • Details     from DIY-BAS
  • IntroductionThis project begun with the idea of a smart home, regulating environment variables according to the sleep stages you are in. But there is no reliable way of measuring that! EEG or MRI are the only accurate ways for telling the quality of...
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