Add that to a few dozen LEDs, tilt sensor, and more, and you’ll have everything you need to create a home automation project. But before you can start, you need to decide what you want to create.

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Krejci’s tutorial video guides viewers on how to construct an infrared camera using an Arduino UNO, an infrared sensor AMG8833, and an 8×8 RGB LED display from SunFounder.

We've seen a lot of DIY home automation projects over the years, but Instructables user electronichamsters shows off one of the most complete systems we've seen yet. With it, you'll be able to ...

Home Awesomation shares this awesome tutorial. The blinds use a light dependent resistor to open during the day and close at night, but a $1 thermal sensor can close them during the day if it’s ...

The sensor is intended as an alternative to pyroelectric sensors or PIR detectors in home automation, building automation, healthcare, security and industrial applications. Typically human presence ...