One idea that I’ve had is to create my own mini autonomous drone, but controlled using a novel gesture-based control system, using a separate pair of gloves. In this post, I will be

For a long time (3-4 years!) I have been updating this website either using the online GitHub editor, or cloning it locally and pushing updates. But, today I said enough is enough, overcame

So, as you know, I have been dealing with foam hobby planes for a long time. And I have finally decided to build a mini club flier to help me train for flying

In the previous lessons, we have learned topics from Autocorrelation, Moving Average, and Differencing, to ARIMA Models and Multiple Regression. And we have applied these methods to various datasets, to better understand how

One of the main applications of an Arduino board is by utilizing various sensors, actuators, and other devices Common Sensors Below are simple introductions to simple/common sensors for Arduino. These usually don’t require

For a long time, I have been gathering resources to help me with my goals and projects. Specifically, I have been slowly growing my collection of technical books, from 6th grade to the

In this lesson, we will implement our first Arduino Project: our very own Hello World example!! Required Materials: Arduino Board (with USB cable) Breadboard Male-Male Jumper Wires Arduino IDE 1 LED 1 1K

Now, if we want to be a good engineer in this day and age, we need to also know Computer Science. Arduino especially relies on this as this is how we will program

Welcome back; here I will introduce you to the fundamentals and basics of Electronics for Engineering. To follow along, please refer to the introductory lesson to find the link to an Arduino Kit,

Hi, my name is Burak Ayyorgun and I wanted to share how I started with Engineering and give advice how you guys might want to start. The main goal is to find what

Here, we will build off the last lesson and properly implement an Autoregressive, Integrated, Moving Average Model. As usual, I will be using the same data as in the previous lesson. The fundamental

Here, we will learn what ARIMA models are, how they work, and how they can be useful; we will also implement an Autoregressive model from SCRATCH!

Before we take a deep dive into how ARIMA models work, I wanted to show you some alternatives, mainly using Python ML libraries to do the prediction/forecasting. In this lesson, we will be

To prepare for the next lesson, I wanted to provide a quick lesson explaining what stationary data is. What is Stationarity By textbook definition, a stationary time series (a dataset which is a

In this post I will be introducing the math behind Gradient Descent and how it works!

A simple introduction to Seasonal Trends, Decompositions, and many more! This is the second and last part of the lessons on Autocorrelation, Moving Averages, Trends, and Decompositions. For the code used in this

A simple introduction to Autocorrelation, Moving Average, and in the second part, an introduction to STL Decomposition, Seasonal Trends, and much more!

Today I finally found the time to finish the pcb of the main controller for the Crash detection project. I have been working on this in the background for the past few weeks

I am doing a research project where I need inertial data of bicycle crashes. Currently, no open source data exists on this topic; so I tasked myself with getting the crash data myself.

After wanting to do experiment with AI on my Raspberry Pi 4, I decided to build a Servo actuated Pan-tilt mount from scratch. For the past few days, I have been working hard

Ok, I have been very busy at school, and I was also spending a lot of time fixing the brocken pieces from the last crash, which took MONTHS!!!

Recently, I had to write a short paper in my Advanced Chemistry class related to a chemistry topic I am interested in. And since I have a huge interest in electronics, I thought

To fly and eventually control my glider plane, I will need to build some sort of flight controller. Design Requirements When designing this board, there are a few things to think about: Needs

Welcome everyone!! In this post, I would like to introduce you guys to my long held dream: to build an autonomously flying high-altitude, long range, airplane! And to make things more interesting, it

Welcome back; here I want to quickly show a short script that will output the color at a given pixel. Interesting? Here is the script I am talking about: import cv2 import numpy

Welcome back, in this lesson I wanted to show you how to use TrackBars in OpenCV. OpenCV provides functions to use trackbars, the only thing we need to do is to pass a

Hello, in this post I wanted to share how to utilize mouse clicks in OpenCV. We will be writing our own functions to implement this: import cv2 print(cv2.__version__) evt=0 def mouseClick(event,xPos,yPos,flags,params): global evt

I quick update; I got the ROI (non-grayscaled) to move around the frame. Here is the code, I highly suggest you run it yourself: import cv2 print(cv2.__version__) width=640 height=360 snipW=120 snipH=60 boxCR=int(height/2) boxCC=int(width/2)

Hey, welcome back to another OpenCV update. Today I will be talking about two seperate things, that I have combined in one post.

I have taken a crash course in Python, and I have now found an interest in Artificial Intelligence. And this is how I am going to start.

This is a quick post on what PID is and how to implement it.

I have been wanting to make this project for some time now. I have seen others do them with really expensive motors and devices and I wanted to test and see if I

For a long time I have always wanted to build robots that know their orientation. And to do that I will first need to learn how Inertial Measurment.

Here is a simple audio amplifier circuit. The BC337 transistor acts as the signal amplifier.

This is just some super quick update about sr latchs and a quick schematic of one I built.

Hello, I wanted to share with you a small project I did. It involves a wearable, Arduino Powered, Nerf Gun!!

This projects is the result of people entering my room unwanted or frequently. I am sure all of you have experienced family members who enter you room and don’t close the door on

Enjoy!

For almost the past 2 years, I have been trying to make a simple oscillator circuit without using a 555 Timer. I have tried various ideas with capacitors and transistor but I was