It combines an Arduino-compatible processor with a light sensor, a temperature sensor, a 3-axis accelerometer, a joystick, a set of pushbuttons, a slider, an RGB LED, and a buzzer. The Esplora can ...

Tinkerers take note, because Arduino has launched its new Esplora ... a set of four push buttons, a three-axis accelerometer, a buzzer, and a microUSB port. On the upper left corner of the ...

The accelerometer opens up possibilities for motion detection and orientation-based projects, such as step counters or tilt-sensitive devices. The Arduino Sensor Kit comes as a standalone kit for ...

The controller consists of a battery-powered Arduino MKR1000 with WiFi and an MPU6050 accelerometer. Held in the hand, the controller streams accelerometer data to an external PC, capturing the ...

Buzzer and a Potentiometer), five Sensors (Light, Sound, Air-Pressure, Temperature and Accelerometer), as well as a range of learning materials to guide users through their projects. Designed to fit ...

Another element that we are going to use on this experiment is Piezo Buzzer. So what is it ? It’s an electronic device commonly used to produce and signaling a procces that is happening through a ...

With it, via I2C, I could add an Arduino Pro Mini, and an I2C Oled Display and make a watch capable of having all this information, plus a pedometer (by analysing accelerometer data). Cool enough ...

To be specific, it isn't an Arduino brand, it is a DigiSpark, but the trouble isn't with the device itself. The problem is with a buzzer. I got the Velleman svm06. It says it is rated at 3-7VDC ...

Take an Arduino, accelerometer, and gyroscope-powered VR glove, some custom software, a projector and some funky interiors and you’ve got yourself the most futuristic game of Pong I’ve ever seen.