Category: Project IT

Hello guys, this time I made a UI UX project, what did I make? Santap Go is an application that is here to provide comfort and convenience for every user in ordering various types of favorite foods. With the aim of providing a practical, fast, and hassle-free ordering experience, Santap Go ensures you can enjoy delicious dishes anytime. Even if your chosen restaurant does not yet provide online ordering services, Santap Go is still ready to be an intermediary to help you place orders easily. That way, you can still enjoy your favorite menu from any restaurant without having to come in person, just through the palm of your hand.

Hello guys, this time I made a UI UX project, what did I make? Santap Go is an application that is here to provide comfort and convenience for every user in ordering various types of favorite foods. With the aim of providing a practical, fast, and hassle-free ordering experience, Santap Go ensures you can enjoy delicious dishes anytime. Even if your chosen restaurant does not yet provide online ordering services, Santap Go is still ready to be an intermediary to help you place orders easily. That way, you can still enjoy your favorite menu from any restaurant without having to come in person, just through the palm of your hand.

Hello guys , so today i will explanation about Color Sorter , sooo what is Color Sorter With Microbit? The Micro:bit Color Sorter is a color sorting project or device built using the BBC Micro:bit as the controller. Typically, this device detects the color of an object (such as a ball, paper, or small block) and then drives a mechanism—such as a servo or motor—to move the object to the appropriate location.

Hello everyone, this time I made a project called hand gesture with AI, so this tinybit can be controlled using our hands, if we open our hands it will run, if we close it it will stop, so to control it we have to program it in make code first, but before that we also have to enter the teachable machine so that it saves the sample, which we have saved, in the teachable machine there are 3 classes, there are forward, backward and turn right,.

This project uses Tiny:bit, a small robot based on the BBC Micro:bit, to solve a maze challenge. Tiny:bit is equipped with an infrared sensor (line tracking sensor) that can detect black/white lines on the surface. Using programming logic created in MakeCode, the robot can follow the lines and make decisions when it encounters a branch.

Objective:

To build a robot capable of autonomously navigating a maze.

To develop an understanding of line tracking sensors, if-else logic, and motor control.