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Glo – Multiple LED strip controller that is Arduino-compatible


https://www.electronics-lab.com/glo-multiple-led-strip-controller-that-is-arduino-compatible/

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are simple components that are used as visual indicators or LED lighting. Controlling just one strip of LEDs with an Arduino Uno and the likes is not so much of a big deal for most embedded designers but installing and controlling multiple strips of LEDs, especially where they’ll be jostled around, can […]

Controlling A Robotic Arm By Gestures Using Kinect Sensor & Arduino


https://www.electronics-lab.com/controlling-robotic-arm-gestures-using-kinect-sensor-arduino/

B.Avinash and J.Karthikeyan had developed a robotic arm that mimic their moves using a Kinect sensor with MATLAB Simulink and an Arduino. The arm was built based on servo motors that replicate the right arm shoulder, elbow and hand movements. The Kinect sensor is a horizontal bar of motion sensing input devices which enable users […]

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