There’s a ton of great open source hardware solutions out there. Often they’re used to teach kids how to code, but their also fun for adults to learn about hardware! Ultimately that “LED Moment” can be the start of a love affair with open source hardware and software! Arduino is […]
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Last year I found a company called SunFounder that makes great Raspberry Pi-related kits and stuff. I got their Raspberry Pi 10″ Touchscreen LCD and enjoyed it very much. This month I picked up the SunFounder PiCar 2.0 kit and built it with the kids. The kit includes everything you […]
Nothing reveals the curious disposability of consumer technology more than this feeble, aging device. Continue reading on New York Times Magazine » Please follow and like us:0GurupriyanGurupriyan is a Software Engineer and a technology enthusiast, he’s been working on the field for the last 6 years. Currently focusing on mobile […]
A radio signal tells the components to vaporize. Continue reading on Popular Science » Please follow and like us:0GurupriyanGurupriyan is a Software Engineer and a technology enthusiast, he’s been working on the field for the last 6 years. Currently focusing on mobile app development and IoT. http://copypasteprogrammers.com
A radio signal tells the components to vaporize. Continue reading on Popular Science » Please follow and like us:0GurupriyanGurupriyan is a Software Engineer and a technology enthusiast, he’s been working on the field for the last 6 years. Currently focusing on mobile app development and IoT. http://copypasteprogrammers.com
By Tristan Greene Continue reading on The Next Web » Please follow and like us:0GurupriyanGurupriyan is a Software Engineer and a technology enthusiast, he’s been working on the field for the last 6 years. Currently focusing on mobile app development and IoT. http://copypasteprogrammers.com
Electronic Components [Image Credit : Pexels ] What to learn to become a good embedded design engineer I have a personal blog on Instagram and few weeks back many of my followers expressed interest in understanding, how one could become a good embedded design engineer, so here is a short recipe 🙂 Start with […]
Over the last few years, the ESP8266 has become the “third community” of the maker electronics world, right alongside the Arduino and the Raspberry Pi. Initially marketed as a Serial-to-WiFi adaptor, it came with firmware supporting a simple AT command set to configure and control the wireless module. What most […]
We’ve covered both sides of the board with parts and even plated the edges. Now what? Smaller parts? The bypass caps under the devices are so small that I can “see” them better with my fingertip than with my eyes. These little braille bumps could just as easily (or almost […]
Creating a prototype based on an Arduino is an excellent start to bringing a new electronic hardware product to market. The . The most straightforward strategy to transition from an Arduino prototype to a truly sellable product is to use the same microcontroller as used in the Arduino. Although there may […]