How To Make Smart Glasses With Arduino | Robots.net
WEBOct 12, 2023 · Learn how to create your own smart glasses using Arduino, a versatile electronics platform. Smart glasses combine AR, VR, sensors, and connectivity to provide a hands-free and interactive experience.
Arduino Data Glasses for My Multimeter - Instructables
WEBBuilding different reflectors with tint and mirror foils, to make the glasses work in a bright area, Reducing the weight and redesigning the enclosure. Testing with a smaller 0.49 inch display.
DIY Smart Glasses - Arduino/ESP : 5 Steps - Instructables
WEBThe project is real smart glasses that everyone can make at home. All code can be found here and resources: I also did a YouTube tutorial. Don't forget to check it out! You can download code for Android Studio and develop it by yourself. This project only includes basic functionality, which I hope, I will develop in the future.
Arduino Glasses a HMD for Multimeter - Hackaday.io
WEBArduino Glasses a HMD for Multimeter. Building an HMD with no special parts, to make work easier and safer
DIY Smart Augmented Reality Glasses Using Arduino
WEBLearn how to make a wearable extension that can work like Google glasses, and display notifications, time and date on a OLED screen. Follow the steps to connect Arduino Nano, Bluetooth module, battery, display and earphone, and use a …
Create your own affordable Arduino-powered smart glasses
WEBMay 6, 2024 · Learn how to build your own smart glasses with an Arduino Nano, a monochrome OLED screen, and a mirror. The tutorial explains the optics and the Bluetooth connection for displaying alphanumeric digits.
Arduino Obstacle-Detecting Glasses with Ultrasonic Sensor
WEBSolve both problems at once with these obstacle-detecting glasses! The glasses use an ultrasonic sensor to measure distance and a buzzer to alert the user of nearby objects. You can customize the design to add or swap out features, like …
A multimeter heads-up display with Arduino glasses
WEBSep 29, 2016 · With hopes of “making an engineer’s life easier and safer,” Mauer solved this problem using an Arduino Pro Micro and a Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) module to show data from a Bluetooth-enabled multimeter. Now he can see data on a display that looks similar to a Google Glass device.
Smart Glasses Arduino Multimeter Homemade - ELECTRONOOBS
WEBHomemade smart glasses multimeter with Arduino, Bluetooth connection and OLED display. 3D printed case and DIY prism. Rechargable with small Lipo Battery adn USB connector.
Arduino Data Glasses for My Multimeter - duino
WEBAug 9, 2024 · Step 1: What’s Inside and How Does It Work? The received Bluetooth data is displayed, on the OLED display. It’s then reflected over the mirror, goes through the lens and you can see the picture in the little transparent acrylic glass. That is the simple explication. The details are coming now 🙂. Step 2: The Lens. the Most Tricky Part.