STEM DIY projects:

These STEM DIY projects are a gateway to solve real world problems, they are meant to help you acquire core skills in engineering and technology in a fun hands on way. These projects will not only help you learn engineering and technology skills, but also provide ideas on how to apply those skills towards advancement of science and math research. Overall, completing these projects yourself will prove to be a very rewarding and fulfilling experience. 

You should look at each project as a building block, in terms of technology you will acquire both – hardware and software skills, for example you will learn how to setup a Raspberry Pi – this not only requires physical connections of peripheral computer equipment, but also teaches you basics of operating system installation and networking. Once the hardware is setup you will learn about using linux/debian OS through terminal commands, connecting to Pi over network remotely or writing your own code, slowly moving on to interactions between hardware and software – entering the world of computer vision, robotics, automation. Finally with all these building blocks/tools it will be up to you on how you put it all together to create a meaningful project of your own. 

And don’t worry I will help jump start your imagination and work along with you by putting together a few building blocks of my own into meaningful bigger projects that solve some real world problem on a small scale, in turn hopefully inspiring you to do the same.  

 

IoT using Raspberry Pi and Telegram bot - Home Automation

IoT Community Garden Part 2: IoT Robot using Bluetooth communication between Raspberry Pi and Microbit, controlled over Telegram https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHBrxGhtbqg Microbit
IoT Garden using Raspberry Pi and Telegram Raspberry Pi View The idea behind IoT garden project Have you ever played
433Mhz Radio Transmitter and Receiver Chips In this tutorial, we will demonstrate a simple framework for home automation to control
Introduction In this post I want to give a proof of concept of how Raspberry Pi can be used for

DIY motion detection camera using Raspberry Pi

Hey guys, We are finally at the stage where we can wrap up our Raspberry Pi motion detection project. If
Cheerio friends! In this post we will finally configure the motion software that we installed in Part 2, using the
Introduction: The main software which we will be using for our project is called “Motion”, it does most of the

 

Raspberry Pi Initial Setup

Part 1a: Introduction and Raspberry Pi setup Introduction In this project we will be covering how to build a fun
Part1b – Connecting your camera module Check the step by step video below to learn how to connect your RaspberryPi
Part 1c: Downloading RaspberryPi OS- Raspbian and copying it on to the SD card Using your regular computer (windows/mac) go
Part1d- RaspberryPi Connections & Raspbian OS Installation In this step we first insert the SD card that we prepared in
Part1e – RaspberryPi First Boot, Network login & Resolution Adjustment RaspberryPi Desktop Settings I:  On the first bootup you will
Part1f: RaspberryPi camera test with raspistill command Now that we can connect to our RaspberryPi over a wifi network, lets