Please Suggest a weekend electronics project
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I would like to have something that monitors my plants and alerts me if they need water (in step 2, maybe even water them by itself).
I don't know enough about what plants need and how to measure their situation, though. But there is a "twittering plants" project already.
Apparently it uses this: http://www.botanicalls.com/
I don't know enough about what plants need and how to measure their situation, though. But there is a "twittering plants" project already.
Apparently it uses this: http://www.botanicalls.com/
Solar powered light-seeking desktop miniature robot?
http://www.solarbotics.net/library.html
http://bestiary.solarbotics.net/default.htm
We're planning to build one here at work soon as a project to teach new programmers about the basics of hardware.Arduinome!
Will probably take more than a few days, but it's what I've been desiring to build recently.
Will probably take more than a few days, but it's what I've been desiring to build recently.
Was hoping to get more suggestions.
guitar effects pedal
I was thinking that a two-day electronics project would be an ideal way to spend the weekend. I have built some robots before (http://www.beamindia.net) and have some fundamental electronics knowledge, soldering skills etc. A robotics project more complicated than the last robot I built (was a long time ago) would be time consuming and I don't want to do a smaller robot either.
So I need something simple enough to be done in 2 days and not a robot. I don't to buy any DIY kits either. Any suggestions? Thanks.