Time clock based on Arduino NANO with an RTC and 64x128 OLED The goal was to make a reliable but small clock and experiment to get it right. Hardware: The Circuit Using a proto-board the NANO is ...

Hardware Required Arduino (any compatible board), such as Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano, etc. DHT11 Sensor (or compatible temperature and humidity sensor). OLED Display (128x64, SSD1306 or similar).

If you have ever wanted to build your very own binary Nixie Clock you may be interested to know that a kit is available with optional housing and Arduino board priced from $69. “All SMD ...

Developed using platforms like Arduino IDE and Edge Impulse, CalmNest achieves a 92.6% cry detection accuracy, with additional enhancements for stability in temperature and humidity monitoring through ...

For the build photos it looks like there’s an Arduino Nano running the show; [Nick] relates that the chosen hardware proved challenging, and that he had to hack the driver library to make it work.