by Sashreek Shankar | Jun 1, 2020 | Raspberry Pi projects
In this Article we will see how we can use Telegram for Home Automation. Telegram is an extremely popular multi-platform messaging service. Just like any other messaging platform, it is used to send messages and exchange photos, videos, stickers, audio, and files of...
by Monisha Macharla | May 30, 2020 | Raspberry Pi projects
Home Automation systems are becoming increasingly popular for the level of convenience they offer. Imagine sitting on your couch and turning on/off lights or fans in the room without having to get up. You could also control blinds or even door locks. This project is a...
by Monisha Macharla | May 30, 2020 | Raspberry Pi projects
Smart Alarms are very common today yet the good ones expensive. What if you wanted to make a smart alarm clock on your own using as little hardware and cost as possible? You may ask isn’t the RPI costly, yes it is but, the only purpose of using an RPI is easy to...
by Monisha Macharla | May 30, 2020 | Raspberry Pi projects
In this project, We will see how we can build a simple Car using Raspberry Pi, which drives itself in a track using the power of Image Processing. Here’s a demo of the Car in Action. CODE: The entrie code for this project is available at the following github...
by Sashreek Shankar | May 26, 2020 | Projects, Raspberry Pi projects, Sensors
This is a basic tutorial on how we can use a DS18B20 temperature sensor with a Raspberry Pi. For the communication between the two devices we will be using the 1-wire interface. This interface can be used to connect to plethora of inexpensive sensors. Each of these...
by Monisha Macharla | May 20, 2020 | Raspberry Pi projects
According to a study, street lights consume about 19% of the world’s energy. Almost 21 TWh of energy is consumed solely by street lights. We do need street lights but their usage can definitely be reduced. Now the traditional photosensor can be used but in this...
