A structured meal plan consistently supports a healthy lifestyle, regulating body weight and reducing the ... It is built around the Arduino Uno (MOD1), RTC3231 (MOD2), SIM800L GSM module (MOD3), 16×2 ...

Various sensors, including ECG, SpO 2, gyroscope, PIR, temperature-humidity, and BP, collect data processed by an Arduino microcontroller ... portable, less weight, and easy to operate. So, by using ...

There are some things the Arduino can do that the Raspberry Pi can't, and vice versa. When you think of Arduinos, what comes to mind is hardware-focused projects with all sorts of sensors and modules.

By seamlessly integrating Arduino with RFID tags, product identification becomes instant, eliminating manual scanning. With features like an LCD screen for transparent item lists and weight sensors ...

The Arduino and power bank are located on the bike frame, the magnet on the bike spoke, and the Hall sensor on the bike fork, secured with hot glue. The LCD display 16x02 (20x04 will work as well) is ...

At the start, the message is printed on the screen that guides the user to choose the sensor through a keypad. The user has to provide the input at the TestPin and the output is fed into the Arduino.

The main additions are a MAX6675 thermocouple module paired with a K-Type thermocouple sensor for closed ... feedback about the pour weight with a Nextion 2.4″ LCD touchscreen provides the ...