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tariq.ahmad
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9 Mar 2022

imageIn the Comments Below:  Tell Us the Story: How Would You Make a Better World with Arduino!

From Now Until the End of April: We Will Be Giving Away Arduino Boards to Make Inspiring Stories of a Better World a Reality!

imageArduino week is a week long celebration of Arduino.   It gets kicked off on March 21st and ends on March 26th but the celebration of Arduino does not end there on the element14 community.   To celebrate, we will be be having a Better World with Arduino workshop and a companion project competition.  The goal of the competition is to turn inspiration into reality, as the world keeps on pushing higher ground.   At the end of the project competition, we will collect stories from community members along with projects that make a difference in the world, and use them to publish a book that inspires us to use our creativity to Make a Better World. 

In addition to this giveaway,  we will have workshops that feature some of the most exciting new Arduino boards, the Nicla Sense ME and the maker friendly MKR Sense 333.   These boards can be used with a range of applications and open up exciting possibilities such as TinyML, predictive maintenance, environmental monitoring, robotics, sensor fusion, and so much more.   This will be an open ended contest and open to interpretation.   Your project can be altruistic or one that gives joy or laughter to others.   Projects can range from complex to simple and are representative of the diversity of thought and skill of a community celebrated for sharing knowledge and that knows no limits when it comes to creativity.  

Here are some ideas from our members to get you started:

Arduino week is an event that spreads happiness but this year is special for everyone, we have gone from being aware of not getting sick from COVID-19 to fearing "war".

As a father of a family there is something that worries me and that does not let me sleep these days: How could we help the people of Ukraine?

The Arduino Nicla Sense ME board can be used to build many solutions that help improve the living conditions of the people of Ukraine, it could help to classify different types of explosions, air quality patterns, monitor habitability of bomb shelters, underground orientation with dead reckoning.

- javagoza

This looks a very nice board. Sadly at £50 I think it is too expensive for me. Can we use Nano 33 or MKR boards instead as I already have these?Not entirely sure what I might do, maybe use the motion sensor on a two legged walking robot or maybe on one of these four legged dog like platforms. 

- dubbie

I think that this would make a great machine controller.  I have a client that builds animatronic displays (Halloween Props).  I am currently working on a project for him to directly control elements of these displays by using realtime motions of an hidden actor(s) as opposed to prerecorded sequences.  I could easily see that the Nicla Sense ME board would make an excellent controller for this application, as well as many other forms of machine (robot) control.

-genebren

The Nicla Sense ME board looks great. I would love to try the connection with my Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 and also adapt my environmental monitor to that board, make it portable, reduce power consumption and also monitor physical activity. 

Training a machine learning model well takes a lot of time. I don't know OpenML, but if I have done some projects with Edge Impulse, it will be a good opportunity to learn about OpenML.

- javagoza

Tell Us Your B.W.A Story & Board Giveaway: March 17- April 30, 2022
Arduino Week March 21-26, 2022
B.W.A Project Competition Launches: March 25, 2022
B.W.A Workshop: Part 1: Getting Started & Nicla Sense ME Giveaway: March 26, 2022
B.W.A Workshop: Part 2: Project Example & Nano Sense 33 Giveaway: April 23, 2022
B.W.A. Competition Closes: May 25, 2022
B.W.A Winners Announced: June 4, 2022
B.W.A. Workshop: Part 3: Inspiring Projects & Win a B.W.A. Hardcover Book: June 4, 2022

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  • colporteur
    colporteur over 4 years ago +1
    WYC, (WARNING YOU’RE COLD LAYER! ) wearable pronounced wickel, is a project to provide early warning to a paraplegic/quadriplegic person that the temperature in the body extremities is at risk point. …
  • javagoza
    javagoza over 4 years ago

    HAPPINESS METER

    imageWhen I applied to the Design For A Cause Challenge last year I wanted to present a project that I called "Happiness Meter". My little son had another idea about monitoring ventilation in classrooms and we ended up designing the Venttracker that won the first prize.

    The "happiness meter" is crying out for a try and I think now is going to be a good time to design and build it.

    The pandemic and the war cries are causing a lot of dissatisfaction and frustration in young people. Starting from the principle that what is not measured cannot be well controlled, the happiness meter aims to obtain an indicator that allows to compare the evolution of violent behavior in students over time and between different geographical areas.

    The happiness meter would be placed in passing areas of schools and institutes. It would make it possible to anonymously detect changes in students' violent behavior over time.

    What does it consist of? It's very simple, it's a disc fixed to the wall or on a fixed pedestal that you can spin or hit. It invites you to spin it, not punch it, but it is able to record the interactions that make it spin and those that hit it by classifying the different types of punches and direction of the punch.

    The happiness meter would use an IMU and magnetic sensors to detect hits to the outer disk and/or spins of the outer disk. Using Machine Learning techniques, it would classify the different interactions and could communicate them to the Arduino cloud.

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