LCD Flash a VS-TY2662-V1 LCD controller How to flash a VS-TY2662-V1 controller to use a salvaged LCD screen.
esp32 ESP32 Warning light An old school warning light connected to an MQTT server thanks to an ESP32.
BLE BLE sensor with the nRF51822 chip The journey of building a BLE sensor prototype, with a custom firmware based on the Nordic nRF51822 chip and the Ardunio framework.
ESP8266 Featured WiFi Gateway I quickly built a simple WiFi gateway around a bare-bone ESP8266 to be able to test a sensor module.
RC Featured Airboat controlled with Bluetooth This airboat is based on an Arduino pro mini, a JDY-08 module for the communication and controlled with an Android mobile app.
Arduino WebUSB on the Pro Micro (ATmega32u4) An example of data exchange between your microcontroller and you web browser with WebUSB.
Arduino Featured Cat Water Spray How to avoid being woken up by my cats? Spray some water on them if they insist!
ATtiny Blinking wearable This project was the opportunity to order some PCB and discover some new components as hall sensors.
sigfox Sigfox sensor node Even if Sigfox is only available in few countries, it is interesting to build a sensor node with low power requirements.
ATtiny Featured Sleep device This little device is a low-cost homemade option which will help you to sleep like a baby!
Arduino Pulse LED with ATtiny The ATtiny opens new low costs project possibilities. Pulsing a LED for few seconds is an easy example.
ATtiny ATtiny85 development boards There is a lot of ATtiny dev boards out there. Let's compare them quickly.
Tardis Audio player [2]: Tardis tissue box cover It's time to build the connected Tardis! Sound, lights, and tissue box in one beautiful (?) object!
ESP8266 Audio player [1]: Concept and first circuit A real IoT device, WiFi enabled, connected to a MQTT server which can play sound on demand!
Arduino Day counter on LCD display Using an ATtiny and modifying an LCD module gave me the ability to build a low power display working more than a year with two AA batteries.
Water-Tank project Water tank monitor [5]: Power consumption After building the circuits and programming them, I have to check the power consumption of the sensors before installing them.
Project Arduino Pro Mini: Power consumption Building a low power consumption project is not easy for a hobbyist. The Arduino Pro Mini is a good option but requires some tweaking!
Arduino Arduino pro mini @ 1MHz in Arduino IDE After building a bootloader for Arduino Pro Mini working at 1Mhz, I found a way to easily use it in the Arduino IDE.
Arduino Compile Optiboot for Arduino Pro Mini (1Mhz / 1.8V) Using the Arduino pro mini at 1MHz is great, but requires an ISP programmer. I built a bootloader working at this frequency to simplify developments.
Arduino Arduino pro mini @ 1MHz - 1.8V I'm always trying to find the best option for low power consumption projects. Using the Arduino pro mini at 1MHz and 1.8V gives new perspectives!
Water-Tank project Water tank monitor [4]: Source code After building the circuits of the sensors and the base station, it's now time to program them with the Arduino core.
Water-Tank project Water tank monitor [3]: Circuits Time to build my first water taken sensor and the base station! I will use perfboards and plastic boxes for this first iteration.
Water-Tank project Water tank monitor [2]: Components After reviewing the main parts for my sensors, it's time to decide which electronic components I will use.
Water-Tank project Water tank monitor [1]: Concept I want to create two sensors to decide which water tank should supply the chalet. Let's discuss sensors, communication, power supply and display.