Join James as he aims to create a Wi Fi LED Detector using Nordic’s nRF Design Kit DK , enabling appliances like James’s lab dehumidifier to send internet notifications for maintenance. James rsquo; initial challenges with custom PCBs led to a shift back to the DK board, successfully...

   Dave has long liked the idea of a Magic Mirror, but always wanted them to be a little more interactive. He also wanted to be able to to make the size a little bigger, like a full length mirror should be maybe that would make it more accepting to other members of my house hold David merges the...

   It’s fun playing with AI image generators, but remember the cloud is just someone else’s computer Clem recently wrecked his editing pcs with a bit too demanding generative tasks, so he decides to build a dedicated AI image generation server for stable diffusion on a minimal budget. He utilizes...

   Want to know a quick trick to mount D Printed part to a flat service We’ve got you covered Check out the full episode here: https: bit.ly vpzZD Engage with the element presents team on the element Community suggest builds, find project files and behind the scenes video: https: bit...

   Phil spent years groveling in mud trying to map caves. He shows you how he found a better way, using open source software and electronics Join Phil, an avid caver, as he recounts his journey of creating a cutting edge cave surveying tool. Reflecting on his experiences in the s, where...

   PoE Power over Ethernet is a very common technology, but its use is typically limited to corporate networks. What makes it tick, and moreover, could we make more use of it as makers Join us as we teardown a Netgear JGS PE and explore other PoE equipment such as a camera that supports power...

   If it doesn’t have a GPU, then Clem just has to give it one Want to see how he did it Check out the full episode blog here: https: bit.ly viMSP Engage with the element presents team on the element Community suggest builds, find project files and behind the scenes video: https: bit.ly...

   In this video Mark shows you how to build a digital roulette game that you can use for you family game night. It uses a ESP and some pixel LEDs and it comes with some nice Arduino programming Check out the full video blog on the element Community: https: bit.ly PLYbW : Welcome to...

   Can you spot what’s wrong with this circuit Watch the full episode on the element Community: https: bit.ly cdgMF Engage with the element presents team on the element Community suggest builds, find project files and behind the scenes video: https: bit.ly tmdewv Visit the element ...

   This was the most difficult project Clem ever attempted. . . See how it went: https: youtu.be BFW GAe g

   For whatever electronics projects you rsquo;re doing, one thing is for sure, you need to power it somehow. It can be anything from being directly connected to the outlet, a battery, a buck converter, a linear regulator and so on. When you think about testing a power supply, the first thing you...

   Unravel the mystery behind picking I C pull up resistor values Discover why certain values work, the rise time calculations, and how to find I C bus capacitance. Bald Engineer James guides you through selecting the correct resistor. James shows examples of resistors that are too big Arduino...

   Everything can become a GPU if you’re weird enough, right Clem surely has the weirdness required here, as he attempts to take a Raspberry Pi Pico and turn it into a DVI graphics card for use with single board computers, microcontrollers, and especially his Sudosom module that runs Linux on an...

   In the s, fluffy aliens called quot;Tribbles quot; found their way onto the original Star Trek series. Characters from the show knew if the Tribbles liked or disliked them by the sounds they made. Andy has a stuffed tribble toy, but it’s silent and motionless. In this episode, Andy builds a...

   Katie had a camera set up to capture time lapse footage of her D printer as it worked, but that camera had an unfortunate mishap involving a saltwater pool Rather than buying a replacement for the original camera she used, Katie builds her own version with a Raspberry Pi and the Pi High...