I describe creating an automated desk light using a servo motor and ultrasonic sensor. I designed a simple system to turn the light on when I’m at my desk and off when I’m not, using an Arduino Nano for control. It’s a cool, DIY approach to everyday convenience and energy saving
I outline automating my washing machine using 3D-printed parts and servo motors, cleverly avoiding any tweaks to the original system. It’s a tech-savvy, non-invasive upgrade for hassle-free laundry days.
I hit on a lazy day solution: a Bluetooth remote light switch controller. No rewiring needed, it lets me turn off the lights from my bed via Arduino and servo magic. It’s classic switch meets tech convenience, making chill days even chiller.
I recount cobbling together a CNC clock from salvaged tech during my time in Tokyo. Inspired by Iron Man, I turned recycled parts into a time-scribing machine with a cool, industrial edge
I dove into engine magic, grabbing a busted scooter to strip down and geek out on its gearbox. With some SolidWorks 3D action, I reverse-engineered the gears, turning a teardown into a tech treasure hunt
