The Color Sensor project utilizes an Arduino Mega to interface with a color sensor module and detect RGB (Red, Green, Blue) components of light. This project demonstrates how to configure the color ...

A TCS3200 color sensor is a much better choice, and you can buy a nice assemble module for about $2 from our friends in Shenzhen. And before you say the point here is DIY, DIY doesn’t mean 20 ...

Sure, the physical build itself looks great, but it’s what [Michael] did with the firmware that impresses us the most. He’s using an Arduino Mega to drive the 7x7x7 cube and manages to … ...

See here for schematic of the Pro Micro but the pinout drawing is probably more useful.. Most of the pins can be changed at the top of main.cpp except for the first sensor (I2C0), which always uses ...

We can display primary colors and also generate specific colors by modifying the Arduino code. The project demonstrates the basic interfacing of TCS3200 sensor, Arduino Uno and common-cathode RGB LED.

What if we can generate different colors using a single RGB led and make our room’s corner more attractive? So, here is a simple Arduino based color mixing lamp which can change color when there is ...

This project combines an Arduino Nano, a TCS34725 color sensor and a buzzer to assist color blind users. Electronic systems can help the visually impaired. ... The blue wire that connects the digital ...

An RGB LED module uses a special kind of LED light that can emit three colors: red, green, and blue. However, you can make any color you could possibly think of by changing which one is turned on and ...

Electronic systems can help the visually impaired. This innovative project combines an Arduino Nano, a TCS34725 color sensor, and a buzzer to assist users who have trouble seeing colors. How can a ...