Hardware Connection and Working of dual clap Lights ON Lights OFF Magesh Jayakumar 2026-09-24 | Hardware Connection and Working of dual clap Lights ON Lights OFF
3D printed Robot (Printed using Tevo Printers) Magesh Jayakumar 2018-04-18 | Hey guys this video about making and working prototype of Inmoov robot all the parts are printed using Tevo 3D printers. It took a week in 4 Machines to complete all the components. Please take a look on the video on how the final output come out.
Tevo Black Widow Printer Review Magesh Jayakumar 2017-10-30 | Is the Tevo black widow 3D printer is a very dangerous printer? can I buy this printer? what are the drawbacks of owning a DIY 3D printer? can I earn from this D printer, does this tevo black widow catching fire like others say? I tried to give some of the answer for this printer in this video. in my opinion I feel I had the best deal for the money that I vested on this printer and this printer returns all the money that I have invested on it.
Tevo Tornado 3D printing the Eiffel Tower Magesh Jayakumar 2017-10-15 | This is a video of tevo Tornado printer printing the Eiffel tower, it consist of both time lapse and photos and normal videos. Thanks for watching it. it took 20hrs to build this print and I used Slic3r to slice the STL. Tevo mutlicolor filament is used and it was printed at 195 Nozzle temperature and 40 bed temperature.
Tevo Tarantula 3D printing a Moon Lamp, 30 Hours print Magesh Jayakumar 2017-10-14 | This is one of a beautiful 3D printed object, if you like to print the object you can download it from the Thingiverse link thingiverse.com/thing:2531838This is one of a good printer, you can find the quality of the print in the video.
How to replace Titan Extruder in Tevo Tarantula 3d Printer Magesh Jayakumar 2017-10-12 | I have find it is very hard to get information about replacing the Tevo Titan extruder this video may help someone who is facing the same problem that I gone through. Please check the video for getting all the required information to replace the existing stock extruder with your tevo Titan extruder.
Blink an LED using ESP32 Programmed in Arduino IDE | Nano32| Magesh Jayakumar 2016-10-31 | To know how to add support for the board in arduino ide please check the below link youtube.com/watch?v=BeR04gcJOloA simple first run on ESP32 , In my view uploading the code to this board is faster than ESP8266 board this is really great and works flawlessly. Many more testing needs to be done before jumping into conclusions, let me take some time and work with this tiny fellow and find all his advantanges and disadvantages and give an update regarding this on this page. This Nano32 board I have bought from cytron technologies.
How to Install ESP32 support for Arduino IDE |Nano32| Magesh Jayakumar 2016-10-31 | Note: when I created this video official support to install board in arduino board manager is not available. In this video you can find how to install arduino support for the newly developed esp32, The esp32 board that is used is called Nano32 bought from cytron technologies. #arduino #nano32 It’s made by South East Asia based Gravitech, and combines ESP32 with an FTDI chip for USB to serial programming through the micro USB port. It also includes two buttons, and breadboard-friendly headers.
Top 5 STEM Robot for Kids | Science is Fun| Spread STEM Magesh Jayakumar 2016-10-30 | This video present you the Top 5 Robots for Kids which they can use it to learn about Science Technology Engineering and Maths, if your children is interested in Technology Make sure you grab one of the robot for you kid to motivate them and pursue their interest in STEM. BYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
Mbot Line following| Makeblock mBot-Blue Educational Programmable Robot | STEM| Robotics Magesh Jayakumar 2016-10-29 | The mBot-Blue Educational Programmable Robot (Bluetooth Version)is a low cost, easy-to-run robot kit for kids to get hands-on experience about graphical programming, electronics, robotics. It is an all-in-one solution for robotics learning and designed for STEM education.Based on Arduino open source platformEasy to assemble within 10minsBased on Scratch 2.0 and Arduino IDESupport wireless connection via Bluetooth or 2.4GhzFeatures:Electronics are based on Arduino open source platformTwo programming tools: mBlock (a drag-and-drop programming tool based on Scratch 2.0 and Arduino IDESupport wireless connection via Bluetooth Module, no more limitation of wireEasy and intuitive wiring with color-coded RJ25 connectorsSturdy aluminum chassis with 2-mm of thickness, compatible with Makeblock & Lego partsFree lessons are provided and are being expanded graduallyAchieve different fun projects like wall avoidance, line following, games with other mBots, using sensors to play games in ScratchSoftware and programming: mBlock (graphical) based on scratch 2.0 - Mac, WindowsInputs: Light sensor, button, infrared reciever, ultrasonic sensor, line followerOutputs: Buzzer, RGB LED, Infrared emitting, two motor portsMicrocontroller: Based on arduino unoPower: 3.7V dc lithium battery (charger or board) or four 1.5V AA battery(Not included)Wireless communication: Bluetooth
How to make a Homopolar motor in a minute | STEM Project for kids| Magesh Jayakumar 2016-10-28 | A homopolar motor is a simple electric motor with two magnetic poles. They were first invented in the 1800s and have no significant practical application today, but can be useful for the demonstration or understanding of how electrical currents and motors work. Building your own homopolar motor is fun and easy, but does require caution. Never use any magnets weighing more than more than an ounce; doing so puts you at risk of pinching your hand or crushing the battery. The homopolar motor offers limitless opportunities for creativity -- almost any symmetrical copper wire shape you can imagine can be adapted as a homopolar motor designYou can create your own simple motor with three common materials. But your design doesn't have to be simple; get creative and make your homopolar motor unique!What You NeedCopper WireA neodymium magnetA AA battery1. Attach the magnet to the negative side of the battery.2. If the copper wire is coated, ask for supervision as you or a guardian strip the wire.3. Bend the wire so that one end touches the positive battery terminal and the other touches the magnet under the negative battery terminal. You'll need copper wire to bend around two sides of the battery; for example, the heart shape seen in the video above works well.4. As the copper wire grazes the magnet the wire will begin to spin.Try bending the wire in different shapes to make the copper wire spin. Make sure one end is touching the positive terminal and the other is touching the neodymium magnet.
How to assemble Mbot |Makeblock mBot-Blue Educational Programmable Robot | STEM| Robotics Magesh Jayakumar 2016-10-28 | The mBot-Blue Educational Programmable Robot (Bluetooth Version)is a low cost, easy-to-run robot kit for kids to get hands-on experience about graphical programming, electronics, robotics. It is an all-in-one solution for robotics learning and designed for STEM education.Based on Arduino open source platformEasy to assemble within 10minsBased on Scratch 2.0 and Arduino IDESupport wireless connection via Bluetooth or 2.4GhzFeatures:Electronics are based on Arduino open source platformTwo programming tools: mBlock (a drag-and-drop programming tool based on Scratch 2.0 and Arduino IDESupport wireless connection via Bluetooth Module, no more limitation of wireEasy and intuitive wiring with color-coded RJ25 connectorsSturdy aluminum chassis with 2-mm of thickness, compatible with Makeblock & Lego partsFree lessons are provided and are being expanded graduallyAchieve different fun projects like wall avoidance, line following, games with other mBots, using sensors to play games in ScratchSoftware and programming: mBlock (graphical) based on scratch 2.0 - Mac, WindowsInputs: Light sensor, button, infrared reciever, ultrasonic sensor, line followerOutputs: Buzzer, RGB LED, Infrared emitting, two motor portsMicrocontroller: Based on arduino unoPower: 3.7V dc lithium battery (charger or board) or four 1.5V AA battery(Not included)Wireless communication: Bluetooth
ESP8266(NodeMCU) Webserver Access point, control from Android app Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-15 | All of the proceeds from the sales of this book go into a fund for assisting robotics teams to purchase the hardware, software, and training they need to learn the skills necessary to be successful roboticists.code is here amazon.com/dp/B01HAATIRSif you still like the code to be used for free you can contact me at jayakumarmagesh@gmail.comThis is the demonstration video of using ESP8266 (nodeMCU) as access point, instead of connecting over a router and access a webserver, using a AP mode it is possible to use the NodeMCU as standalone device to act as a webserver, you can access the WiFi device from any browser based device supports WiFi, for convinient I created a Android app using MIT app inventor to control ESP8266 (Nodemcu), using android app , we can control upto 9 devices, any devices can be controlled through this method.BYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
6. Arduino android speech recognition bot Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-12 | This is a part of video tutorial series on Arduino meets android, in this video you will see the demonstration of combining , 2nd tutorial on making an app for speech recognition and in the last tutorial we created a bot for RC control, the same concept has implemented in making this robot work, no change in programming or hardware, combining two different app to make a single robot project.All of the proceeds from the sales of this book go into a fund for assisting robotics teams to purchase the hardware, software, and training they need to learn the skills necessary to be successful roboticists.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookBYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
5. Android Arduino DHT11, DHT22 Temperature and Humidity Sensor Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-12 | This is a part of video series arduino meets android. In This video you will learn how to get temperature and Humidity sensor data into your android phone and using talk back you can hear what is the current temperature and humidity sensor at your home.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookAll of the proceeds from the sales of this book go into a fund for assisting robotics teams to purchase the hardware, software, and training they need to learn the skills necessary to be successful roboticists.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookBYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
4. Android RC control Robot using Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-12 | This is a part of video tutorial series arduino meets android, in this tutorial you will learn how to make a RC robot controlled from an android phone, even if you don't have experience previously , you can complete this project with ease without much difficulty all the necessary things needed to complete things project from starting to finish are discussed in this video. you can easily do this project just by following the whole tutorial,.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookAll of the proceeds from the sales of this book go into a fund for assisting robotics teams to purchase the hardware, software, and training they need to learn the skills necessary to be successful roboticists.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookBYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
3. Servo Motor Control Arduino and Android Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-12 | This is a part of video tutorial series , In this video you will learn about how to control a servo motor from arduino, you will know how to create a simple android in MIT app inventor and connect your android mobile to get it working. all the steps from start to finish discussed in this video.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookAll of the proceeds from the sales of this book go into a fund for assisting robotics teams to purchase the hardware, software, and training they need to learn the skills necessary to be successful roboticists.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookBYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
2. Android Arduino Google Speech recognition Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-12 | This video is a part of video tutorial series android meets arduino, in this tutorial you will learn about how to create app to control arduino by voice command, This app make use of Google voice recognition and convert your speech command into text, the text command will send over to the arduino and certain function which has for the particular command will be executed.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookAll of the proceeds from the sales of this book go into a fund for assisting robotics teams to purchase the hardware, software, and training they need to learn the skills necessary to be successful roboticists.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookBYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
1.Getting Started with Android and Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-12 | Hi this is the part of video series where you can learn on how to use android app and control arduino, This video gives you complete insight into getting started to finish in step by step manner, Here I used Mit app inventor to create android apps and control arduino, I used Hc-06 bluetooth device with arduino, you can use any of the bluetooth device .if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookAll of the proceeds from the sales of this book go into a fund for assisting robotics teams to purchase the hardware, software, and training they need to learn the skills necessary to be successful roboticists.if you like the video , please check the book here http://www.amazon.com/Arduino-Android-using-MIT-inventor-ebook/dp/B01ASB6D2O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1455260301&sr=8-8&keywords=arduino+android+bookBYTESTEM.ORG is a Non-Governmental Organization, created by three like-minded people who are committed to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children particularly girls by empowering them through STEM education. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. We believe that our STEM courses will help in the all-round education of our students through inter-disciplinary and hands on learning. We do our best to promote STEM education in as many schools as possible. We plan to eventually take it to colleges in the near future. We focus on these areas together because the skills and knowledge in each discipline are essential for a student to be successful in a science based career. Further, these fields of study are deeply intertwined in the real world. We create an interactive learning experience through workshops and activities. We tap into the talents of students, encourage students to think out of the box and be independent. We believe in the saying “You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” In keeping with this, we facilitate empowering girls/women through motivational programs in addition to STEM courses. Worldwide, STEM supports the study of engineering and technology even at elementary school level. We at BYTESTEM.org strive to impact the lives of students from the middle school level. We provide quality education free of cost and all expenses are borne by us. Started in late 2014 to offer excellent STEM education to students, we not only educate students but we keenly look to increase the active participation of girls in STEM fields. With the additional knowledge and hands on application that we encourage, we hope that it would widen the aspirations of students and prompt them to enter STEM fields later. We at bytestem.org strive to provide a path for students to pursue their dreams in the field of science and technology. It is our passionate desire to aid in designing an approach to science that is driven by problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and which requires students to actively engage with a challenge in order to find its solution.
How to change Bluetooth Baud rate using Arduino IDE Magesh Jayakumar 2016-02-11 | In this tutorial you will know how to change internal baud rate of Bluetooth device connecting to arduino and changing in arduino IDE, this will be useful if you are planning to change your baud rate of Bluetooth in a very few simple steps and by simple AT command you can do it.
esp8266(Nodemcu) Widget using Barometric BMP180 sensor Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-30 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2This is a demonstration video of creating a Home based Temperature and Pressure widget using Nodemcu , BMP180 and TFT LCD screen.
Esp8266 (Nodemcu) Real Time Clock display on LCD Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-30 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2This video is a demonstration of working of esp8266 fetching data from NTP server and display the real time Clock on TFT LCD screen connected to Nodemcu.
TFT LCD screen wifi scan in Nodemcu(esp8266) Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-29 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2This video is the demonstration of using the SPI TFT 2.2inch LCD Programmed in Nodemcu . This LCD makes uses of the library from adafruit, the ili9341 library is necessary to make this lcd display to work with Nodemcu
display temperature and humidity data using LCD on Nodemcu (esp8266) Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-29 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2This video is a demonstration of how I2C LCD can be used with esp8266, In this video I have used a 16x2 lcd from Seeedstudio.com which is really easy to use with esp8266, the backlight of this LCD can be controlled from program.
Log Sensor data to an SD card using ESP8266 Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-23 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2This is a simple data logger using using an SD card Shield and Esp8266, I used Nodemcu for this project, it was programmed using esp8266.
SD card Webserver using Esp8266 Nodemcu Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-22 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2This video is the demonstration of serving a Webpage using a SD card, in this video I used an SPI SD card reader with Esp8266 Nodemcu . This nodemcu is programmed from arduino ide.
ds18b20 with Esp8266 NodeMcu Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-22 | In this video you will know how to program ds18b20 temperature sensor with esp8266 nodemcu, and programmed from Arduino IDE, and uploading the Temperature data to Thingspeak.com
LM35 with Esp8266 Thingspeak Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-21 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2Hi, in this video the various way LM35 temperature sensor can be used with esp8266 or Nodemcu and program from Arduino IDE, the lm35 has used to send data to thingspeak and it was really productive there is no sudden spike in temperature change, it was gradual and results are quite good.
How to upload DHT11 data to Thingspeak using ESP8266 Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-20 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2In this video you will know how to program DHT11 sensor and upload data to thingspeak.com from nodemcu esp8266 wifi device. This device is programmed from Arduino IDE
Control Electrical Devices from Web Browser Esp8266 NodeMCU Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-17 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2IN this video you will know about how to control electrical devices like fan, light from a web browser using Nodemcu, programmed from an Arduino IDE. all the details related to code and circuit diagram can found on this blog http://internetofthinking.blogspot.in/
Control an LED from Web browser, NODEMCU Esp8266 Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-17 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2In this video you will get to know about how to control an LED from a web browser using NODEMCU or esp8266 with Arduino IDE, all the details related to code and circuit diagram can found on this blog http://internetofthinking.blogspot.in/
Getting Started with ESP8266 12E or NodeMCU using Arduino IDE Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-17 | The above example is available with coding and other details here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A1R31K2In this video you will know about step by step instructions to blink an LED that has connected to the NODE MCU using Arduino IDEall the details related to code and circuit diagram can found on this blog http://internetofthinking.blogspot.in/
Wearable Hat for Christmas Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-17 | A simple wearble Project for this Christmas.
Glow when someone Cross you :) Christmas it is !!! Magesh Jayakumar 2015-12-17 | Here's our project on wearbles making a shirt glow when some crosses , it uses a led strip and PIR sensor.
Matlab Arduino Mario tone using buzzer Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-30 | In this video you will learn about how to use buzzer with arduino and using Matlab to play a tone. this video not explains in detail about programming it just a demo video on playing a mario tone .
5. Arduino and Matlab GUI DC Motor Control Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-29 | In this video you will learn about how to create graphical user interface in Matlab to control DC motor connected to Arduino. This video gives complete insight on creating step by step procedure to create GUI function. and how to create the script on Matlab. This video is available as a book format here: http://www.amazon.com/quick-start-MATLAB-controlling-Arduino-ebook/dp/B01BHMRD3Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455608689&sr=8-1&keywords=matlab+arduino+guicheck this video to know how to install Arduino support for Matlabyoutube.com/watch?v=xecKhF0EqDs
4. Arduino and Matlab GUI Servo Motors Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-29 | In this video you will learn about how to create graphical user interface in Matlab to control servo motors connected to Arduino. This video gives complete insight on creating step by step procedure to create GUI function. and how to create the script on Matlab. This video is available as a book format here: http://www.amazon.com/quick-start-MATLAB-controlling-Arduino-ebook/dp/B01BHMRD3Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455608689&sr=8-1&keywords=matlab+arduino+guicheck this video to know how to install Arduino support for Matlabyoutube.com/watch?v=xecKhF0EqDs
3. Arduino and Matlab GUI temperature sensor LM35 Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-29 | In this video you will learn about how to create graphical user interface in Matlab to get temperature data from LM35 temperature sensor connected to Arduino. This video gives complete insight on creating step by step procedure to create GUI function. and how to create the script on Matlab. This video is available as a book format here: http://www.amazon.com/quick-start-MATLAB-controlling-Arduino-ebook/dp/B01BHMRD3Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455608689&sr=8-1&keywords=matlab+arduino+guicheck this video to know how to install Arduino support for Matlabyoutube.com/watch?v=xecKhF0EqDs
2. Arduino Matlab GUI controlling an RGB LED Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-29 | In this video you will learn about how to create graphical user interface in Matlab to control an RGB Led connected to Arduino. This video gives complete insight on creating step by step procedure to create GUI function. and how to create the script on Matlab. This video is available as a book format here: http://www.amazon.com/quick-start-MATLAB-controlling-Arduino-ebook/dp/B01BHMRD3Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455608689&sr=8-1&keywords=matlab+arduino+guicheck this video to know how to install Arduino support for Matlabyoutube.com/watch?v=xecKhF0EqDs
1. Arduino Matlab GUI controlling an LED Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-29 | In this video you will learn about how to create graphical user interface in Matlab to Turn On and Off an Led connected to Arduino. This video gives complete insight on creating step by step procedure to create GUI function. and how to create the script on Matlab. This video is available as a book format here: http://www.amazon.com/quick-start-MATLAB-controlling-Arduino-ebook/dp/B01BHMRD3Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455608689&sr=8-1&keywords=matlab+arduino+guicheck this video to know how to install Arduino support for Matlabyoutube.com/watch?v=xecKhF0EqDs
Temperature reading on Matlab and plotting Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-29 | In this video you will learn about how to write script on Matlab for acquiring temperature data from Arduino, The temperature sensor used for this example is seeedstudio grove temperature sensor.
Matlab Realtime plot for Multiple analog inputs in Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-27 | In this tutorial you will learn about how to acquire multiple analog signal into Matlab from arduino, and plot the graph for the multiple analog signals.
Plot graph in Matlab getting data from Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-27 | In this tutorial you will learn how to plot graph in Matlab by acquiring data from Arduino. In this video I have attached a potentiometer to the A0 pin of Arduino Mega and written a matlab script to acquire data from arduino and display the data using graph on arduino.
How to program Arduino from Matlab (Not permanently program to Arduino Memory) Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-26 | In this video you will learn how to run matlab script on Arduino and blink an led, control the brightness of an LED, how to use PWM function, how to read analog signal and to run a servo motor by writing arduino script and running on arduino and getting output from the arduino.
7.2 How to use adxl345 accelerometer with Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-25 | In this video you will learn about how to create S-function for communicating with adxl345 accelerometer and display data on graph .
7.1 Display Temperature on LCD creating S function in simulink arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-25 | In this video you will learn about how to create custom function to display temperature value on LCD using LM35 temperature sensor and programming arduino on Matlab Simulink.
7. How to create S function in Matlab simulink for Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-25 | In this video you will know how to create custom block for communicating with LCD and display analog reading on the LCD
6. How to control a DC Toy Motor in Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-25 | In this video you will know how to control a DC toy motor in Arduino programming using Matlab Simulink. this tutorial uses a l293d motor driver module to control a DC motor. and the H bridge logic also verified in this video.
5.2 Theft alarm using PIR sensor with Arduino Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-25 | In this video you will learn how to use a PIR sensor with Arduino and programming using Matlab Simulink, you will also know how to make a theft alarm using PIR sensor , step by step instructions has been given in the video.
5.1 Gas Leakage Alarm using Arduino with Matlab Simulink Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-25 | In this video you will know how to use gas sensor MQ-2 with arduino and programming using Matlab Simulink, this video will guide step by step instruction on how to build a gas leakage detecting system where the person will be alerted by a buzzer if there is a gas leakage.
5. How to read Digital signal In Arduino with Matlab simulink Magesh Jayakumar 2015-11-25 | In this video you will know how to use read digital signal in Arduino and what are the blocks need to use for programming in Matlab simulink.
