These miniature metal detectors cannot boast of any great sensitivity, but it would still be good to make them for any enthusiast in this field, especially because of the opportunity to study in detail the way such devices work.

Project #30 - UNIHIKER - MEMS CH4 - Mk06

Minimalistic board that allows you to quickly and easily utilize a silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) within your other projects. Supports a range of input voltages, has a digital (TTL) pulse output for the registered counts and a direct output for the SiPM pulses for easy expansion.

This intriguing but festive Christmas-themed PCB gift card provides a feature-packed home automation interface thanks to its complementary mobile application (Android).

With a current consumption of only a few microamperes, this thermometer can operate for years on a single CR2032 battery—or indefinitely with a solar cell.

Project #30 - UNIHIKER - MEMS - Mk07

A highly configurable, low-power current probe.

Main advantages of THEREMINO AUTOMATION LANGUAGE ● Simplicity: The language is easy to learn, with a small set of keywords. It runs on Windows 10/11. ● Versatility: It can handle a wide range of automation tasks, from simple control sequences to complex interactions with hardware. ● Flexibility: The system can be used with a variety of hardware components and systems, and can communicate with other applications via slots. ● Accessibility: It is designed for those who do not have in-depth knowledge of programming, allowing a wide range of users to implement their ideas. ● Open Source: The Theremino system is open source and free. In summary, this language is a powerful and accessible that can allow technology enthusiasts to bring their projects to life. It combines simplicity and versatility and can be a valuable tool for a wide variety of automation tasks. If you know the basics of programming and are not a professional programmer, this language is perfect for you.

Take a temp sensor and build it!

A project for automation, hobby and also learning.

Project #29 - DFRobot - RTC - Mk31

These candles flicker like a real candles and can be activated with an actual flame

Project #15: Environment – Crowtail Moisture Sensor – Mk22

This is an old circuit built with analog components.

This device is better than the similar devices made with an Arduino microcontroller board thanks to the stronger microprocessor and the well-made Windows software.

Electricity meter with touchscreen and remote access.