Using a Raspberry Pi as a Universal Remote
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a universal remote with this fun project!
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a universal remote with this fun project!
Austin shares the last installment in his recent project series… a physical control system for a LabVIEW VI!
Austin teaches how to replicate his homemade Makey Makey, which turns anything conductive into your computer’s keyboard.
Austin showcases his latest project, a homemade touch sensitive piano!
Austin puts the nerves of unsuspecting Digilent employees to the test!
Austin introduces his latest project, integrating physical controls with the Analog Discovery 2.
Austin combines the Analog Discovery 2 with LabVIEW to create Labforms!
Austin showcases his latest project, working with the BeagleBone Black, Raspberry Pi and LabVIEW LINX.
Austin chronicles his discovery of the LabVIEW Data Dashboard, and its functionality with his Xbox’s temperature-control system.
Austin provides an unbiased comparison of the two hardware options, and their ease of use with LabVIEW!
Austin continues his noble quest to cool his Xbox with the addition of a Raspberry Pi!
Austin presents a comprehensive guide on how to control a WF32 with a Raspberry Pi… using LabVIEW!
At OTH Regensburg, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heiko Unold has spent years finding new ways to connect engineering theory with hands-on experimentation. By integrating the Analog Discovery platform across multiple courses, he …
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UMN Students Build a Rubidium Magneto-Optical Trap POSM students are gaining hands-on experience in optics, electronics, and precision measurement while building infrastructure for advanced photonics research. Building a rubidium magneto-optical …
With no class requiring it and no board experience going in, one engineering student designed a five-stage pipelined MIPS processor from scratch in VHDL and ran it on a Digilent …