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Maintaining a quiet and well-kept lawn can be a challenge. Many people want a solution that doesn’t disturb their peace or their neighbors. Choosing a robot lawn mower that operates quietly is not straightforward. There are many options, each with different strengths and compromises. Some models focus on advanced navigation but may be pricier. Others…
Keeping your lawn neat while having pets around can be a tricky balance. You want a mower that handles grass well without disturbing your furry friends. Choosing a robotic lawn mower for homes with pets is often confusing because there are many options with varied features. Some focus on smart obstacle detection, others on quiet…
Keeping floors clean can feel like a never-ending job—especially if your home has both carpet and tile. That’s why finding the right vacuum cleaner for carpet and tile floor matters, so you can clean both surfaces smoothly without missing dirt or getting stuck. But choosing the right model isn’t always simple. Some robot vacuums work…
SuRF Development kit from People Power is an amazing 3×3 microcontroller development board that takes internet to the whole another level. I joined People Power as a QA Engineer in Oct 2010 and have been playing around with their development kit to get started with the Open Source IPv6 Automation Network (OSIAN). OSIAN (http://www.openosian.net) is a open source internet…
The TGV is a haptic feedback device developed for enhancing the immersive experience of first- and third-person shooter games. This vest features a multitude of solenoids, eccentric-mass motors, and Peltier elements controlled by custom electronics and a personal computer. The vest simulates the appropriate sensation, such as bullet hits, vibrations, and/or heat, in the location…
GuruBhakts, are wireless sensor nodes based Robots, showcasing the Leader-Followers (Guru-Bhakts) behavior on the wireless sensor network. The project was submitted as the final project for ESE519: Real-time and Embedded systems Course. The Project was developed by Jitender Bishnoi, Rahul Khosla and I under the guidance of Professor Rahul Mangharam. We had great support from mLab: Embedded systems lab with resources for…