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remote control for infrared devices with arduino and touch sensor originally made for people with motor disabilities with that code you can make your own remote control for infrared controlled devices ...

It is a project with the Arduino IDE to maneuver a vehicle with a distance sensor. The project is assembled with an arduino uno board and adafruit motorshield. Arduino IDE: To program and load the ...

Note: A compact analogue reflectance sensor such as the CNY70 was not used in the Arduino Uno experiments described. Instead, a homemade sensor was assembled using a single infrared LED (IR333C) and a ...

Arduino Code for Speed Sensor In general, the following code makes Arduino to measure the speed of the moving object using two IR sensors and display the object speed in the I2C 16x2 LCD display. When ...

Works with Arduino (5V) and Raspberry Pi (3.3V) TTL.” The IR Detector proximity sensor is not just limited to the applications mentioned above.

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 ...