Arduino PIR Motion Sensor with LED | KitKraft DIY Security Lighting Project
Looking to enhance your home security with a smart lighting system? This DIY project using an Arduino Nano, PIR Motion Sensor, and LED lights is perfect for beginners...
Water Level Indicator using Arduino Nano, Ultrasonic Sensor & OLED Display | KitKraft DIY Project
Monitoring water levels is crucial for efficient water management in homes, industries, and agriculture. This DIY Water Level Indicator project using Arduino Nano, an Ultrasonic Sensor (HC-SR04),...
Arduino Ultrasonic SONAR with SG90 Servo | Kitkraft DIY Distance Detection System
When it comes to learning and experimenting with electronics, nothing beats the excitement of building your own DIY projects. In this blog, we’ll guide you through creating...
Arduino Nano-Based Auto Rain Shield for Clothes | Kitkraft DIY Home Automation Project
Introduction
Ever been caught off-guard by sudden rain, ruining your carefully hung laundry? With the Arduino Nano Auto Rain Shield for Clothes, you can wave goodbye to such worries! This...
Pulse Meter using Arduino Nano | DIY Heart Rate Monitor
Monitoring heart rate is a fascinating intersection of health and technology. In this blog, we’ll guide you through building a pulse meter using an Arduino Nano and...
Arduino Nano with MAX7219 LED Matrix Display | KitKraft Scrolling Text Project
Incorporating text displays into your projects is a great way to add a dynamic element, and with the Arduino Nano and MAX7219 LED Matrix, you can create...
Arduino Nano with DHT11 Sensor & OLED Display | KitKraft Temperature and Humidity Monitoring Project
In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through creating a simple temperature and humidity monitoring system using an Arduino Nano, a DHT11 sensor, and an OLED display. This project is...
Arduino Nano with Gyroscope & OLED Display | KitKraft Motion Sensing Project
Welcome to another exciting KitKraft project! In this post, we’ll explore how to build a motion-sensing device using an Arduino Nano, a gyroscope module, and a 0.96-inch OLED display. This project is perfect for anyone interested in learning about sensors and real-time data visualization.