The Arduino code in the "serial_to_LCD" folder reads data from the Arduino serial port and displays it on the LCD screen (HD44780 compatible). It works both with the virtual serial port through the ...

Connection Schematic The LCD display needs 6 arduino pins, all set to be digital outputs. It also needs ground and 5v connections.

An Arduino Uno provides the processing power and drives the serial monitor. A joystick and a Hitachi H48C accelerometer are mounted on a breadboard and wired to the Uno.

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Still, it's a handy project if you need to monitor and track the air quality in your home. Hit up the link below for the Arduino source code, a build guide, and all the details of the tests.

Regardless, it’s a clever project that might help make your commute a little less terrible. Display traffic status on an IKEA clock with Arduino and 1Sheeld | 1Sheeld ...

This Arduino noise detection project offers an easy way to detect and log loud noises in your local facility allowing you to monitor every ...

If you are looking for inspiration for your next Arduino project, would like to monitor your sleep patterns you may be interested in this DIY sleep monitor which has been created using a little ...