Seeed Studio: Projects Ideas for Beginners, Experts & Engineering Students

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You can have an AIoT security system up and running with minimal configuration, without the need to write any code.

Extract data items from a mmWave sensor, train a NN to diagnose pipeline defects, and inspect results w/ deformed pipe images on a web app.

This project aims to improve accessibility for visually impaired and blind people by developing a novel image captioning system.

In this tutorial we will learn how to control a stepper motor, by setting steps and direction using a Keypad and Arduino.

I didn't want to buy a Smart Lock without knowing that I would actually use its functionalities so I decided to make my own

Driver ID, location/velocity data, seatbelt, aggressive driving and alcohol detection for Fatal Accident Risk Mitigation (FARM) in vehicles.

let's build a PD trigger

Measure the flow rate through a pipe and use machine learning to determine if a clog has formed.

This sign lights up when the stream goes live, allows for control via capacitive touch, and listens for commands in Twitch chat.

TinyML model running Wio Terminal can identify if animal or human is approaching even in the dark, sends data to Helium LoRa network to AWS.

Single channel LoRaWAN gateway using Seeed studio Wio-E5 Module, ESP8266, And Blynk.

Collect environmental factors and culture amount while producing yogurt. Then, run a neural network model via Blynk to predict its texture.

What's more romantic than having a robot pour wine for you? Lots of things? Fair enough, it's still kind of fun all the same.

One easy way to monitor the moisture in your soil is to build a DIY Soil Moisture Meter using an Arduino Nano. With this project, you can ea

A silicone air powered gripper controlled with a flex sensor glove.

In this tutorial we will learn how to make a work reminder using the Ultrasonic sensor and Arduino.

This holiday lighting system let users illuminate and control it remotely from far away with a button click.

Harsh Weather Monitoring Using Arduino MKR 1300 and Blynk