239 data collection projects

Displaying pictures and QR on a OLED display using Arduino in a easy way. Let's build this project to get more out of the ancient 0.96" led

An Arduino Uno autopilot drone with multiple sensors and a wireless camera controlled by two microcontrollers.

Make your hardware push data to a Google spreadsheet.

Generates maps based on distance between itself and obstacles autonomously and provides visual feedback.

Full Fledged Attendance system which will prompt a free message on user mobile when his attendance will be marked using RFID Tag.

I'll show you, how to monitor some hardware variables.

A small device that will help you sorting resistors without wasting time with their color code.

Stream and analyze live data from your Arduino microcontroller into Excel with the Data Streamer add-in!

Send Arduino101 IMU data over BLE to your mobile device with Evothings and smoothie charts!

This device measures fine dust and NO2 concentration in the air while on the move and adds GPS coordinates to each measurement location.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to upload and download data to/from a Firebase database with Arduino UNO and ESP8266 module.

Use a fleet of devices to monitor the soil in an agricultural field or greenhouse, and visualize the data remotely.

Standalone Arduino 6-channel triggered oscilloscope with optional freeze frame.

A beginner-tier project I hope will help the fellows that are newbies in the Arduino world!

Read temperature and humidity values in a remote location and store the data in an SD card.

The easiest way: install Parallax then upload the Arduino code.

6-channel digital sampling oscilloscope with built-in frequency counter, maximum sampling rate 47kHz.

It measures the distance between you and the place where you point it to. Hope you'll enjoy it!

Keep that bad virus away from your safe zone. Build your own real-time thermal vision device to detect unwanted visitors at your door.

The objective is to find an easy way to implement RS485 on an Arduino Uno, then to adapt it to an ESP8266.

There is no doubt that you will love this wall clock.