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We provide you the most complete and convenience way to start your IoT project.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info"> <a href="tutorials/info-09-multi-webduino-board.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/info-09-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Interaction with Multiple Webduino Boards</h2> <span>When the boards go online, all the functions will be executed, it is really simple to interact with multiple Webduino boards.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info"> <a href="tutorials/info-10-pin.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/info-10-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Webduino Board Pin Manipulation</h2> <span>Webduino boards can detect and set pin states just like any other board.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info"> <a href="tutorials/info-11-feature.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/info-11-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>The 10 Most Useful Features of Webduino Blockly</h2> <span>We are introducing the most useful features that we have yet to mention in the tutorials.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info"> <a href="tutorials/info-12-bluetooth.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/info-12-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Webduino Bluetooth Control</h2> <span>This tutorial demonstrates how to connect bluetooth modules (HC05, HC06) to the Webduino, and each of their individual setup and operation processes.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info filter-smart filter-new"> <i class="new"></i> <a href="tutorials/smart-01-information.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/smart-01-information-s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Introduction to Webduino Smart</h2> <span>Webduino Smart is a ground-breaking development board. It will be a path to lead an efficient and effective development of IoT.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info filter-smart filter-new"> <i class="new"></i> <a href="tutorials/smart-02-setup.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/smart-02-setup-s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Webduino Smart Wi-Fi Setup</h2> <span>The main purpose of this setup is to enable Webduino Smart to connect to the Internet or WebSocket.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info filter-smart filter-new"> <i class="new"></i> <a href="tutorials/smart-03-rgbled.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/smart-03-rgbled-s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Using RGB LED with the Webduino Smart</h2> <span>The Webduino Smart development board has a built-in micro RGB. It is able to create lights with various colors directly.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info filter-smart filter-new"> <i class="new"></i> <a href="tutorials/smart-04-rgbled.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/smart-04-rgbled-s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Dancing RGB LED with the Webduino Smart</h2> <span>In this tutorial, we will be using "Delay" and "Loop" blocks to have the RGB LED flash like a dance club light.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info filter-smart filter-new"> <i class="new"></i> <a href="tutorials/smart-05-photocell.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/smart-05-photocell-s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Photocell of the Webduino Smart</h2> <span>The Webduino Smart has a few built-in sensors and components, and photocell is one of them. It can be used to detect the light surrounding it.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info filter-smart filter-new"> <i class="new"></i> <a href="tutorials/smart-06-button.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/smart-06-button-s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Button Switch of the Webduino Smart</h2> <span>We can use this button switch to execute "Pressed", "Released", or "Long-pressed" actions to further control electronic components or HTML elements.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-info filter-smart filter-new"> <i class="new"></i> <a href="tutorials/smart-07-button-youtube.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/smart-07-button-youtube-s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Using a Button Switch for Playing Youtube Videos</h2> <span>In this tutorial, we are going to learn an advanced application for the button switch, playing Youtube videos.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-01-led.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-01-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Control a Single LED</h2> <span>Controlling a single LED is easy and also useful for observing any programming mistakes. Therefore, we use the LED as our first Webduino tutorial.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-03-rgbled.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-03-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Controlling an RGB LED</h2> <span>RGB LEDs are made of three LEDs, one red, one green and one blue, so they can produce at least three colors.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-04-rgbled-palette.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-04-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Creating colors with an RGB LED </h2> <span>In this tutorial we will use HTML5's new input type "color" to control the color of an RGB LED and also how to show the selected color on a device's screen.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-05-ultrasonic.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-05-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Use An Ultrasonic Sensor</h2> <span>A HC-SR04 sensor emits an ultrasonic sound that travels through the air and will bounce off the nearest object and travel back to the module.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-06-ultrasonic-imagesize.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-06-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Manipulating image size with an Ultrasonic sensor</h2> <span>By sending a distance value from an sensor and mapping it to the width of an image on a webpage, we can easily control the size of an image with an Ultrasonic sensor.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-07-ultrasonic-led.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-07-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Controlling LEDs with an Ultrasonic sensor</h2> <span>Everything is connected through the internet, you should be able to manipulate an LED with an Ultrasonic sensor, whenever there is an action, the webpage you are interacting with will react.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-08-ultrasonic-rgbled.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-08-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Controlling RGB LEDs with an Ultrasonic Sensor</h2> <span>This project uses an RGB LED to show different colors to represent the distance measured by the Ultrasonic sensor.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-09-button-led.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-09-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Button Switch</h2> <span>This project example will show how to read the signal from a button switch and control an image on screen or turn on/off an LED.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-10-temperature-humidity-sensor.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-10-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>DHT Sensor</h2> <span>The DHT sensor is a basic digital temperature and humidity sensor. It uses a capacitive humidity sensor and a thermistor to measure the surrounding air, and generates a digital signal.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-11-shock-button.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-11-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Using a Shake Switch to change values</h2> <span>When you shake it the insides short-circuit and it works like a button switch. Only the Shake Switch closes its circuit through movement.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-sensor"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-12-sound-sensor.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-12-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Controlling an LED and web page image with a Sound Sensor</h2> <span>In this project example we will use a sound sensor to light up an LED and our Web Demo light bulb image when a sound is detected.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-13-buzzer.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-13-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Make Music with a Buzzer</h2> <span>You can only use HTML attributes to make a piece of music on the Webduino Blockly to make the buzzer play music for you.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-14-relay.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-14-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Using a Relay to control a fan</h2> <span>A relay is an electronic device commonly seen in automated systems. When we use a relay with the Webduino, we can easily make a smart electric socket or an automatic switch.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-15-pir-led.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-15-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>PIR motion sensor</h2> <span>In this example, using the Webduino, we will make an LED light up and show a lit light bulb on screen when the PIR sensor detects changes in infrared light.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-16-servo.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-16-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Setting the angle of a servo shaft</h2> <span>In this example we will use the Blockly Editor, HTML, and JavaScript to control a servo with a maximum of 180 degrees.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-17-photocell.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-17-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Determine light levels with a photocell</h2> <span>This special conductor uses a phenomenon called photoconductivity. When light is absorbed by the conductor the electrons of the semiconductor are delocalized, becoming free electrons.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-18-max7219.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-18-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Using an LED Matrix</h2> <span>An LED matrix is basically a grid of LEDs. They are commonly seen on public transport, on train or bus station signs.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-19-rfid.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-19-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>RFID</h2> <span>RFID is a commonly used wireless communication technology. It is present in warehouses for asset and personnel tracking and management, it is even used in anti-forgery and livestock handling.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-20-rfid-youtube.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-20-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Switch Youtube Videos with RFID Keys</h2> <span>In this tutorial, we will demonstrate an advaced use for the RFID sensor - switching Youtube videos with RFID keys.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-21-toycar.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-21-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Control a Robot Car</h2> <span>The Webduino Robot Car is a self-driving robotic car designed by the Webduino Team.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-22-speech-led.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-22-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Voice Activated LEDs</h2> <span>In this project example we will use Chrome's Speech API. Using Google's voice recognition, we can easily control an LED light.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-23-adxl345.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-23-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>ADXL345, 3-axis accelerometer</h2> <span>In this project example we will be using a Webduino to control an ADXL345, a 3 axis accelerometer.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-24-ir.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-24-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Sending and receiving signals with an infrared sensor</h2> <span>We can find infrared sensors in the many electrical appliances in our daily life, such as TVs, air conditioners, remote controlled fans, toys… etc.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-25-joypad.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-25-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Detecting a joystick</h2> <span>We can use the Webduino to detect signals coming from a joystick and use it to control cars, robots, or other devices, creating many interesting applications.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-26-google-sheet.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-26-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Controlling an LED with Google Sheets</h2> <span>In this tutorial, we will fill a Google Form, average and round off the results, then show the information through a number of LEDs.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-27-tracking-face.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-27-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Controlling LEDs with face tracking</h2> <span>In this tutorial, we will be using a webcam for facial recognition and tracking, and controlling LEDs according to its position.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-28-dancing-leds.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-28-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Knight Rider scanner lights (12 LEDs and for loops)</h2> <span>In this tutorial, we will be using this simple technique to light up 12 LEDs alternately, controlling the speed of their flashing, and creating an effect like KITT's red scanner light from the Knight Rider TV show.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-29-firebase-dht.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-29-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Using Firebase to record temperature and humidity data</h2> <span>After learning how to use the "DHT" sensor to read the temperature and humidity of an environmental, the next step will be to save that information using a database.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-30-motor-ic.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-30-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Toy Car hack – Using a Dual Channel Motor Driver Module</h2> <span>Using the L9110S Dual Channel Motor Driver Module, we can connect a normal toy car to the Webduino board and control it over Wi-Fi.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-31-soil-max7219.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-31-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Visualizing soil moisture with an LED matrix</h2> <span>Using the electric conductivity between two metal pieces, we can use a soil moisture sensor to measure the approximate dampness of soil.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-32-smart-socket.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-32-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>DIY Smart Electrical Socket</h2> <span>Combine Webduino with a simple electrical socket, we can transform it into a smart, light and voice sensing, remote controlled electrical socket!</span> </a></div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-33-clock.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-33-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Talking Alarm Clock (With Snooze Button and Buzzer)</h2> <span>In this example, we will be joining the button switch and a buzzer together to create an alarm clock with a snooze button.</span> </a></div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-34-vr-image.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-34-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Changing image position with a Potentiometer</h2> <span>The Potentiometer block uses a similar method, in this tutorial we change the position of an image by turning a knob on a Potentiometer.</span> </a> </div> <div class="filter-component filter-example"> <a href="tutorials/tutorial-35-vr-youtube.html"> <div> <img class="lazy" src="../img/tutorials/tutorial-35-01s.jpg"> </div> <h2>Controlling YouTube 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