The YouTube channel DIY Builder has published and created a DIY Arduino laser engraver which is powered by an Arduino Nano development board and is fitted with a 200-250mW 650nm Laser Module ...

Arduino Uno microcontroller Laser module heat sink Stepper motor drivers Power supply 12mm linear ball bearing Limit switches (buttons) Jaw shaft coupler Linear shaft L, 500mm (2) Linear shaft L ...

This module allows you to develop a timing system, which utilizes the Arduino’s fast internal clock to provide an accurate timing system for kinematic experiments. Also, this module focuses on how to ...

The purpose of this module is to create a cat toy that moves a laser with random motion. We will then use a potentiometer to control the speed of the laser. It ultimately provides a good introduction ...

An Arduino was added to control the motor and provide safety interlocks to make sure the laser fires only when the mirror is up to speed. The effect of the deep ruby red laser cutting through ...

You'll need an Arduino, of course, and you'll also need a pair of laser pointers, a few servos and motors to make the lasers move as time passes, and of course, the IKEA BLANDA salad bowl ...

The little laser pointer was replaced with a 200mW laser module, the hexagonal mirror mount and case were 3D printed, and the mirrors were painstakingly aligned so the laser sweeps out a plane.

The laser tower is glued to an Arduino board and attached to a laser module, all enclosed in an old Altoids box. The tower is composed of two SG90 micro servos, attached to a pan / tilt camera ...

In this Arduino project, I show you how to build a simple servo laser tower controlled from a smartphone app called Blynk.