This Arduino project is very simple to make and has a huge practical application.
Shoot fireballs from your fists when you throw a punch with these arm mounted smart flamethrowers!
What happens when you strap a LightBlue Bean to some fireworks?
This project is all about controlling appliances via xBee communication in Proteus (a simulation software).
This Robotic car can detect if there is flame nearby and can extinguish it autonomously.
Two palm trees, 1,200 LEDs, eight foot flames, and a Teensy control system.
I decided to to try to get Alexa to turn on and off my gas fireplace.
Scare those little ghouls this Halloween with fire. Simply press your Amazon Dash (or IoT) button and within 5 seconds Boom!
Connect Infrared Flame Sensor to Arduino, and program it to detect flames in different ways - Quick and Easy!
How about "Trick AND Treat". Let's scare the socks off the neighborhood kids.
Know if your stove is on or off
Dominate Halloween by having this Internet of Things pumpkin on your front porch throwing flames at the press of a button.
A mind controlled flamethrower that works off of thoughts of fire: no need to try to control your meditation or concentration values.
Catapulting the DeLorean from '88 to the future... in style.
In this Article, we learn about how to make FIRE Fighting Robot Using Arduino. Let’s dive
A Bongilcheon High School FabLab Academy final project: this is a project that allows the ventilation shaft to be activated automatically.
This is a fire alarm system that we make using nodemcu and flame sensor.
Dynamically create safe paths within buildings that are on fire using the information collected from indoor moving sensors.
Using Esp32 and Flame sensor (IR-sensor) we can get alerts and notification on our phone. Telegram messaging app works better.
A flame throwing Jack-O-Lantern is a real Halloween highlight and definitely something to impress the trick-or-treaters and your neighbors.
The Pumpkin NotiFire is a delicious but questionable combination of a Glade aerosol air freshener, fire and text messages.
This sensor is used to monitor fire at home or in a workplace, and beeps the buzzer whenever fire is detected.
