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What Projects Would You Like to Do Around Arduino Days: March 21-23?

tariq.ahmad

 i know its been a little backed up here and we haven't launched a contest since the holidays.    Arduino Days this year is on March 21-23 and we'd like to do something around Arduino for our next contest.   Arduino Day or Arduino Days is an event that centers around the "birthday" of Arduino.   Its also the "birthday" of Project14 which launched on April 14th, 2017.   As tradition would dictate we celebrate these two events together.    

Most likely we'll have an open ended Arduino contest but I wanted to check in with the members to see what ideas or projects you are interested in working on to celebrate Arduino this year?

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  • To celebrate Arduino's longevity, maybe a contest about old vs. new or using the oldest Arduino you can find to make somethingt.

  • in reply to BigG

    Similarish theme, could be anything to do with time and space. There was for instance a element14 presents video related to astronomy recently (I'm on mobile, so don't have the link as easily to hand) but there's plenty of scope to extend, e.g. could be an astronomical clock of some sort, or a timer of some sort, or capture the sounds of space via radio, or gravity measuring with Arduino (e.g. height and fall time calculation) or a GPS clock. 

    For the FX oriented, sci-fi sounds : )

    Needless to say, bonus points if the Arduino goes subatomic.

  • in reply to shabaz

    I have done GPS clock using ESP32 and an LTE + GPS integrated module. To include timestamp in log, I used NTP server when data is available and GPS when offline. Timestamp is used to set the ESP32's internal RTC time. Not the most accurate clock and communication with satellite is not fast either.  But it was a fun project.

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    I have done GPS clock using ESP32 and an LTE + GPS integrated module. To include timestamp in log, I used NTP server when data is available and GPS when offline. Timestamp is used to set the ESP32's internal RTC time. Not the most accurate clock and communication with satellite is not fast either.  But it was a fun project.

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