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1. Introduction to Automation and Robotics
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2. Introduction to Virtual Circuits
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3. Circuits on Breadboard
We use electricity in our day to day life, let us understand how circuits are made and learn to make simple circuits.
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4. Breadboard - Type of Circuit
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5. Some Projects with Electronics
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6. Introduction to Arduino
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7. Arduino - My first Program
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8. Know about Block Coding
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9. Program control Circuit
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10. Patterns with LED
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11. Make your own Traffic Light
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12. Loops and conditions in Arduino
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13. Analog vs Digital
Today we learn what Arduino is and how to use it to create a simple LED blinking circuit.
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14. More patterns with LED
More Fun with LEDs
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15. Electronic Dice
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16. Debugging a Program
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17. Disco Light and Sound
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18. Sound Sensor and Clap Switch
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19. Automatic Street Light
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20. Make an Emergency Lamp
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21. Make a Morning Alarm
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22. Learn about Variables
Today we learn about Analog and Digital Signals
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23. Servo Motor
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24. Rain Sensor
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25. Wind Screen Wiper
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26. Magnetic Object Detector
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27. Door Alarm
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28. Ultrasonic Sensor
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29. Parking Guide
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30. Automatic Dustbin Opener
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31. Explore More - Dustbin opener
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32. Introduction to Arduino Libraries
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33. Learn to make a Type writer
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34. Know about DHT Sensor
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35. Design a Thermostat and Control your room Temperature
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36. Moody Lamp Keypad Operated
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37. LCD
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38. Password Protected Locker
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39. Debugging Code for Password Box
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40. Automatic irrigation
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41. Plant Watering System
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42. Water Dispenser
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43. Introduction to MIT App Inventor
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44. Make you first App
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45. Design an App
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46. Home Automation
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47. Controlling a LED with Bluetooth
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48. Know about voice command
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49. Voice control
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50. Control LED with Voice command
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51. Making a prototype Color Shadow
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52. Voice control Color Shadow
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53. IR Sensor
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54. Making an IR counter
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55. Blind Man Stick
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57. Operating car with Switch
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56. Build your car
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58. Operating robot with DTDP Switch
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59. Design a Robot
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60. Operating Robot
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61. Light Sensing car
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62. Light Following Car
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63. Line following car
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64. Obstacle Avoiding car
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65. More with Obstacle Avoider
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66. Bluetooth Control Car
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67. Blue tooth car
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68. Bluetooth car
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69. Voice control Color Shadow
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70. RFID Sensor
Engage: Festival Decorative Lighting
An LED strip light (also known as an LED tape or ribbon light) is a flexible circuit board populated by surface-mounted light-emitting diodes and other components that usually come with an adhesive backing. Traditionally, strip lights had been used solely in accent lighting, backlighting, task lighting, and decorative lighting applications.
Strip lights are designed for both indoor and outdoor use depending on whether they are water-resistant. Since the strip is flexible and can be divided at any point between LEDs, it is extremely versatile and can be used in a number of installations. Outside of traditional lighting, strip lighting is extensively used in DIY projects or lighted clothing. The ability to power strip lights off of a USB device or battery pack makes them extremely portable. Examples include computer lighting, costume lights, toys, workspace lighting, monitor and display ambient lighting, and alcove lighting.