On a scorching summer day, with temperatures soaring outside, what can we do if we want to play basketball?? Today we will try to create a basketball game using Micro:bit. The materials used are some cardboard and items easily found around us, combined with Micro:bit, to create a fun basketball game that is also very … Read more
#GraphicalProgramming #MakerEducation The micro:bit AI vision omnidirectional four-wheel smart car is an intelligent vehicle that combines the micro:bit microcomputer, AI vision technology, and omnidirectional wheel technology. This smart car has various functions and features, which will be detailed below. Firstly, the micro:bit AI vision omnidirectional four-wheel smart car uses the micro:bit microcomputer as its core … Read more
“Robot! Programming! Artificial Intelligence?” These are popular terms that most parents and students often hear these days. The first two have garnered some understanding among the public through various eye-catching articles. However, for artificial intelligence, most people still have only a vague understanding and lack a concrete concept. Let’s open the door to artificial intelligence … Read more
It’s called an adventure. Some friends asked what the little red car has experienced? The name was chosen because the chassis at hand happens to be red. Plus, I was deeply impressed by Zheng Yuanjie’s “Red Car Adventure” from childhood, so it’s a tribute to my childhood With a theme I set myself, I must … Read more
Click here to view the original link. Awesome Micro:bit A curated list of resources for the BBC micro:bit, a tiny programmable computer designed to make learning and teaching easy and fun! This embedded board has a Bluetooth capable microcontroller, USB interface, accelerometer, magnetometer, light and temperature sensors, 5×5 LED matrix, buttons, and accessible GPIO. Inspired … Read more
Indium tin oxide (ITO) is often used as a transparent conductor to control the pixels of touch screen displays; however, there has been an increasing number of alternative nano-materials emerging recently. For instance, carbon nanotubes, silver nanowires, and graphene have become candidates for this application industry. Recently, researchers at the University of Sussex in the … Read more
The touch screen is no longer a new term; it can be used in smartphones, wearable devices, smart homes, and many other electronic consumer products. When talking about touch screens, one cannot ignore the material ITO. Chemically, ITO stands for Indium Tin Oxides, which is doped tin oxide. It is a transparent conductor commonly used … Read more
What will future in-car displays look like? Recently, the 48-inch ultra-large central control display of the Byton M-Byte has taken the headlines of major media, but this is not the only cool new display technology at CES 2020. There are three more amazing displays. Continental and American Leia are developing 3D Lightfield displays. It is … Read more
Reported by Machine Heart Editor: Xiao Zhou Projecting content from a smartphone onto any surface for “touchscreen” interaction feels both familiar and a bit magical… Since the advent of smartphones, interacting with touch and digital content has become ubiquitous. However, so far, touchscreen technology has mainly been limited to portable devices. Recently, a research team … Read more
With the continuous expansion of the 10.5 generation LCD and 6th generation flexible AMOLED production lines, the application of touch screens has also been continuously expanded. Currently, display panels are showing two major development trends: one is ultra-large size, and the other is curved and foldable. These two major trends have raised new requirements for … Read more