Using the RFID Module with Arduino

Using the RFID Module with Arduino

Follow,Star public number, don’t miss the exciting content Editor: TonySource: Public Account TonyCode Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, also known as wireless RFID, is a communication technology that can identify specific targets and read and write related data through radio signals without establishing mechanical or optical contact between the identification system and the specific target. … Read more

Step-by-Step Guide to Making an Arduino UNO Board with Wire (Includes Finished Product Video)

Step-by-Step Guide to Making an Arduino UNO Board with Wire (Includes Finished Product Video)

Follow andStar the official account to not miss out on exciting content. Material Source: Internet Everyone knows about Arduino. Arduino is a convenient, flexible, and easy-to-use open-source electronic prototyping platform, including hardware (various models of Arduino boards) and software (Arduino IDE). The hardware of the Arduino board is relatively simple. For most hardware engineers, drawing … Read more

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Your Own Arduino Nano

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Your Own Arduino Nano

MAKER: samvanhook / Translated by: Fun Without End Cherry Since Arduino has officially open-sourced the complete hardware scheme, creating your own Arduino has become possible. All you need to do is prepare the required components, use the PCB files provided below to get the PCB made, and you can solder your own Arduino Nano. If … Read more

Create a High-Quality DIY Robot in Just Two Hours!

Create a High-Quality DIY Robot in Just Two Hours!

Buying is convenient, but making is more fun! I’ve heard there is a simple and fun robot that even kids can play with? I’ve also heard there is an entry-level robot perfect for beginners? Furthermore, I’ve heard there is a fully open-source robot that can be quickly made in just two hours? That’s right! This … Read more

Using PS4 Controller as an Arduino Controller

Using PS4 Controller as an Arduino Controller

This article is from the homepage of Curious Ya Bin. There are many posts abroad about using a PS4 controller as an Arduino remote control (because the original works are mostly abroad). I searched for information in domestic communities and forums, and there is almost none on this topic, with the most being about PS2 … Read more

Controlling Multiple Servo Motors with Arduino

Controlling Multiple Servo Motors with Arduino

Controlling one or two servo motors with an Arduino development board is very easy, but what if we want to control multiple servo motors? In this article, we will introduce how to control multiple servo motors using an Arduino development board. Connecting multiple servo motors to the Arduino development board seems easy, but if we … Read more

How to Modify Arduino Code for ROSArduinoBridge

How to Modify Arduino Code for ROSArduinoBridge

This tutorial will specifically introduce how to modify the Arduino part of the ROSArduinoBridge code. This code is the main code for the lower computer mobile chassis, running on the Arduino Mega2560 main control board, which is used to control the chassis motor rotation and receive feedback from each motor encoder, thus allowing the mobile … Read more

Creative Arduino Projects and Beginner’s Guide (1-2)

Creative Arduino Projects and Beginner's Guide (1-2)

Arduino is a globally popular open-source microcontroller and software development platform. 1 Three Creative Arduino Projects Watch the video: First Creative Project: Motor-Controlled Automatic Door Second Creative Project: Mobile Bluetooth Control Light Switch Third Creative Project: Laser Processing Device 2 Arduino Beginner’s Guide (1-2) Arduino Beginner’s Tutorial Video (1): What is Arduino? Arduino Beginner’s Tutorial … Read more

Getting Started with Arduino: A Comprehensive Guide

Getting Started with Arduino: A Comprehensive Guide

How to connect Arduino to your computer and download your first sketch. Steps: 1. Obtain an Arduino mainboard and a USB data cable 2. Download the Arduino Integrated Development Environment 3. Connect the mainboard 4. Install the drivers 5. Launch the Arduino application 6. Open the Blink example sketch 7. Select the board 8. Select … Read more