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>Buy all your engineers an arduino kit with sensors and blinkylights and motors. I would love this. I mean, it's basically what my job is (write code to make
by comeonseriously 5y ago
>Buy all your engineers an arduino kit with sensors and blinkylights and motors.
I would love this.
I mean, it's basically what my job is (write code to make hw do blinky stuff - gross simplification, but yeah...) anyway, but I would find getting that to be really cool. Of course, my SO would just see it as yet more HW taking up residence here (I'm remote and my company sends me all sorts of HW that I need).
- ahaucnx 5y agoYou can build our DIY air quality sensor based on the Arduino SDK (fully open source / open hardware) [1]. Something that many people find useful (especially monitoring CO2 levels at home) and it comes with a nice 3d printable enclosure to pass SO approval ... [1] https://www.airgradient.com/diy/ https://www.airgradient.com/diy/