If you’ve ever needed a short-range remote control for a project, [firestorm] is here to help you out. He put up a great tutorial on using an IR remote to do just about anything with everyone… ...

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Remote Control: Use any standard IR remote to control multiple appliances. Supports Up to 4 Appliances: Expandable to control additional appliances if needed. EEPROM Memory: Saves the state of each ...

Arduino Uno (or any compatible microcontroller) DC Motor with driver (e.g., L298N) IR Sensors (for ground and first floor detection) Seven-Segment Display (for showing the current floor) Push Button ...

An IR Emitter An IR emitter (left) is pasted onto the IR sensor on this DVD/VHS player. The wire traces back to a Home Theater Master RF base station that picks up radio signals from the remote ...

The sensor operates at 5V for Arduino and 3.3V for Raspberry Pi, ensuring seamless integration with these popular microcontroller and microcomputer platforms.