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Understanding Blynk IOT
Introduction to Blynk IOT Blynk is a low-code IoT software platform for businesses and developers. It allows users to create mobile and web applications for their IoT devices without any coding required. It supports over 400 hardware modules, such as ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and more. Users can connect their devices to the secure Blynk …
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Top 5 Budget Smart Home Devices (2025)
The smart home revolution is no longer just for tech enthusiasts with deep pockets. In 2025, budget smart home devices will have become more reliable, feature-packed, and accessible than ever. Whether you’re a renter, a first-time smart home user, or simply looking to upgrade without overspending, there are plenty of affordable smart gadgets that deliver excellent performance. But with … Read more
Samsung S25 Features and highlights
Samsung has released its latest flagship, the S25 series. We will review the Samsung S25 features and highlights. The S25 series has three models: S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. All variants of the S25 feature a Snapdragon 8 Elite, which makes the difference in the performance. It comes with many AI features which assist in performing … Read more
HC-05 Bluetooth car with mobile control
Developing a HC-05 Bluetooth car that is controlled via a Bluetooth mobile app. It is similar to a wireless remote-controlled car. It uses an Arduino Uno, a HC-05 Bluetooth module, and a H-bridge motor driver. Components used in the S/NO Component Value Qty 1 Robot car chasis – 1 2 Arduino Uno – 1 3 L298N – … Read more
2 Channel HC12 module wireless remote
We developed a 2 Channel HC12 module wireless remote in this project. This remote will be able to send commands to 2 different HC12 receivers operating on different channels. We will make use of Arduino boards and HC12 antenna. Arduino Nano was used on the remote any Arduino will work just fine. Components Used for … Read more
Obstacle Avoidance robot using L293D motor driver
Creating a self-driving obstacle avoidance robot is an exciting venture, and with this obstacle-avoidance robot, you’ll learn how to navigate an Arduino-based project to avoid obstacles autonomously. Using sensors, motors, and some clever programming, this robot will detect obstacles and adjust its path accordingly—essentially a self-driving car! Hardware Components Used in This Project Here are … Read more
Make a simple 12V Dual power source charger
In this project, we will design a dual power source charger. This charger uses power from the electricity grid and solar power. The system prioritises the electricity grid over solar. In simple terms, if both sources are available, the system will automatically select the electric grid. This charger features two main characteristics: an automatic power … Read more
How to make an I2C slave send data in an I2C system
The master device mostly controls the I2C slave device. In this post, we will send data from the master to the slave. This is useful as some projects require the I2c slave to send sensor readings to the master to be processed or displayed. We will send distance readings from an ultrasonic sensor and display … Read more
How to use Newping.h Library for ultrasonic sensors
Newping.h is a Library developed by Tim Eckel. It makes interfacing and using ultrasonic sensors much easier. The library can be installed directly from the Arduino IDE, or the zip file can be downloaded from GitHub. The default method of using an ultrasonic sensor was difficult and didn’t give much flexibility, with this library many can … Read more
How to use L298N dual H-bridge motor driver
The L298N dual H-bridge motor driver is among the most popular DC motor drivers. It features a simple interface and uses fewer pins to connect to the microcontroller. Its method of integration allows it to support a wider range of microcontrollers. In this practice, we will focus more on understanding how to use the L298N … Read more
How to use Serial communication between 2 Arduino boards
Serial communication refers to data transmission between two or more devices over a communication channel. Arduino Uno and other smaller variants have two (2) serial communication pins namely RX and TX normally D0 and D1 respectively. Serial communication is similar to I2C communication the main difference is the library used. They both make use of … Read more
