Welcome to the Atal Tinkering Labs Projects Repository! This repository showcases a collection of projects developed during my time working with Atal Tinkering Labs. These projects cover a range of topics and technologies, providing hands-on experiences in various aspects of electronics and programming.
In collaboration with Atal Innovation Mission, the projects presented here were created as part of the Atal Tinkering Labs initiative. These labs foster innovation and creativity among young minds, allowing them to explore, learn, and experiment with technology.
Explore a variety of projects that demonstrate different concepts and technologies:
- DTMF Control: Project description and details.
- Gesture Control: Project description and details.
- Humidity and Temperature Sensing: Project description and details.
- PIR Motion Detection: Project description and details.
- Servo Motor Control: Project description and details.
- WiFi-based Control: Project description and details.
Each project folder contains its own set of instructions, schematics, and code to help you recreate and understand the project.
For each project, detailed installation instructions can be found within their respective folders. Make sure to review the prerequisites, required components, and any specific setup steps.
Navigate to the individual project folders to find comprehensive guides on how to use and experiment with each project. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced maker, these projects offer valuable insights into electronics and programming.
Contributions to this repository are not currently open. However, if you have suggestions or improvements to existing projects, feel free to reach out.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License.
For any questions, suggestions, or collaborations, you can reach me at shivranjan1689@gmail.com.
Note: This repository is for educational and informational purposes. The projects presented here may involve electronic components that require careful handling. Always follow safety guidelines and take necessary precautions when working with hardware.