Project contains BMS for lead-acid batteries and ESP-based board used to pull information from EASUN offgrid inverter, energy meters and sensors. It show informations od displays and use ESPhome to send it to Home Assistant..
Project contains BMS for lead-acid batteries and ESP-based board used to pull information from EASUN offgrid inverter, energy meters and sensors. It show informations od displays and use ESPhome to send it to Home Assistant..
Project contains BMS for lead-acid batteries and ESP-based board used to pull information from EASUN offgrid inverter, energy meters and sensors. It show informations od displays and use ESPhome to send it to Home Assistant..
Project contains BMS for lead-acid batteries and ESP-based board used to pull information from EASUN offgrid inverter, energy meters and sensors. It show informations od displays and use ESPhome to send it to Home Assistant..
Project contains BMS for lead-acid batteries and ESP-based board used to pull information from EASUN offgrid inverter, energy meters and sensors. It show informations od displays and use ESPhome to send it to Home Assistant..
Project contains BMS for lead-acid batteries and ESP-based board used to pull information from EASUN offgrid inverter, energy meters and sensors. It show informations od displays and use ESPhome to send it to Home Assistant..
Project contains BMS for lead-acid batteries and ESP-based board used to pull information from EASUN offgrid inverter, energy meters and sensors. It show informations od displays and use ESPhome to send it to Home Assistant..
An open source Electronic Control Unit for Electric vehicles utilizing the CAN Bus for communication, a vast sensor suite, and many fail-safess
JavaFX application with grocery expiration tracking, recipe suggestions, and a Raspberry Pi sensor suite for real-time fridge monitoring
A PCB Project, from pcb to C - all without any libs. Functionality: A pcb - with CPU, Sensor, Display. The core functionality is to gain data (from the sensor) and to show them on screen (per spi). Sensor is speaking per i2c
PyQt5 based application, using pyvisa and serial communication in order to control PID loop and obtaining data from temperature sensors, together with control of the shutter system using Arduino
PyQt5 based application, using pyvisa and serial communication in order to control PID loop and obtaining data from temperature sensors, together with control of the shutter system using Arduino
PyQt5 based application, using pyvisa and serial communication in order to control PID loop and obtaining data from temperature sensors, together with control of the shutter system using Arduino
PyQt5 based application, using pyvisa and serial communication in order to control PID loop and obtaining data from temperature sensors, together with control of the shutter system using Arduino
PyQt5 based application, using pyvisa and serial communication in order to control PID loop and obtaining data from temperature sensors, together with control of the shutter system using Arduino
PyQt5 based application, using pyvisa and serial communication in order to control PID loop and obtaining data from temperature sensors, together with control of the shutter system using Arduino
This is the hardware part of the Estante Irrigada project. It will controll 6 microvalves based on the readings of 6 soil humidity sensors, to irrigate up to 6 vases. Will also be controlled remotely through LoRa Network, updating a database. Finally, all data will be accessed via cellular in a Flutter developed app.
Open-source hardware and software for a satellite with a custom on-board computer to interface over I2C, SPI, and UART with a flash chip, IMU, barometer, camera, and thermal sensors. Built to fit within a 1U form factor.
This is a project Pioneered by the Arizona State University MakerSpace workers, J. Travis Daniel, Gehrig Dixon, and Liam Nelson. The goal is to make an egg drop experiment that is more sustainable than the regular use of this experiment in physics classrooms today. This is being done by replacing regular edible egss with electronic sensor packages designed to look like an egg.
This is a project Pioneered by the Arizona State University MakerSpace workers, J. Travis Daniel, Gehrig Dixon, and Liam Nelson. The goal is to make an egg drop experiment that is more sustainable than the regular use of this experiment in physics classrooms today. This is being done by replacing regular edible egss with electronic sensor packages designed to look like an egg.