This printer uses Arduino UNO as controller, motion mechanism adopts CD-ROM's step motor, print text and graphics by laser.
A version of the classic arcade game Asteroids using a laser projector running on the ESP32.
An Arduino Uno project which uses lasers to read and indicate if your car is parked correctly within a zone.
Make reflection & transmission holograms with the Litiholo kit
Play Paintball without getting dirty.
Explore Optics with the "Raspberry Pi for Optics" - an open-source modular optical toolbox for microscopy and beyond.
In past project I was only transmitting Morse Code. Now I can also read it.
Make a Height Measuring tool using a VL53L0X.Time-of-Flight ranging sensor Watch the video!
Helping my obese, I mean fluffy cats lose some weight.
Learn how to build a device that counts the amount of visitors with a laser trip wire.
A mobile, smart holography studio.
Setup multiple targets, then modify simple ray guns to shoot them and dispense candy each time. Great for the kids Halloween Party!
Implement a 4-channel TDC on Cmod A7 35 using MicroBlaze and SRAM with 30ps rms and measurement rate of 60MSa/s
A small hand-held tachometer that uses a laser to show how fast an object is rotating in revolutions per minute (rpm).
Learn how to safely control high-power components like a 5V laser diode using the Raspberry Pi Pico W and a simple transistor circuit.
Computers at their most basic level communicate using only ones and zeros. This project sends those ones and zeros using a laser.
Automated goal-tracking, instant replays, winner prediction all tied into a Win 10 dashboard using Azure IoT Suite. Foosball and lasers.
In this tutorial we will learn how to display the distance in mm using VL53L0X Time-of-Flight sensor and OLED Display. Watch the video.
Laser Engraving Machine.
This is certainly the simplest Tesla Coil that can ever work.
A simple TTL modulated diode laser.
In this tutorial we will use a LASER Module & Arduino UNO and Visuino to make it change it's brightness using Pulse Width Modulation PWM
Eyeglass-mounted device that can be configured to locate a specific type of object or a person. When the target is found, Artemis tracks it.
We got our inspiration from a project on hackster.io and challenged ourselves to recreate it.
