Project Overview Components: Arduino, sound sensor module, LED, resistor (220Ω or 330Ω), jumper wires, and breadboard. Functionality: When the sound sensor detects noise above a specific threshold, ...

This project shows how to connect a sound sensor (analogic) and how to display its output in a LED bar display using LinkIt 7697.

They’re using a cheap sound sensor module and an Arduino to catch instantaneous photographs, with students caught in the act of popping balloons.

Explore a range of Arduino-based DIY projects, from creating contactless thermometers to developing smart home automation systems, obstacle-avoiding robots, and more. These projects offer practical ...

In the next session we will look at using the Seeeduino Nano and Grove Sound Sensor combination to build a sound activated timer switch. Before going into the project, keep in mind that you can use an ...

Hit the link below to check out the full project build, step-by-step, including the code you'll need to get the Arduino working with the components he used. Art, Arduino, a Sound Sensor, LEDs, and ...

Presented here is an Arduino-based sound/noise level monitor that displays sound levels in decibels (dB) and corresponding voltage levels on an LCD.

I have selected some of the weirdest projects even though all of them have a bit of crazyness, but is worth talking about it because Arduino projects like these are a great way of learning and trying ...