Specifications of the ultrasonic sonar distance sensor that can be used with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, CircuitPython and more include : – Power & Logic Voltage: DC 5V – Current during measurment ...

This DIY sonar glove can 'feel' distant objects underwater Japanese Ph.D. candidates built a portable sonar device with a 3D printer, an Arduino and a few sensors sean buckley ...

The device turns out to be made of fairly simple items, including a MaxBotix MB7066 sonar sensor, an Arduino Pro Mini, and three small motors encased in silicone.The sensor is worn around the ...

While a well-known use of this is sonar, ultrasonic sensors can also be put to use to make a ... A motor rotates it around a 180-degree field-of-view and an Arduino takes and records measurements ...

We don’t know if [Hanna Yatco] has a good sense of balance or not, but we do know her Arduino does. Her build uses the ubiquitous HC-SR04 SONAR sensor and a servo.

The current sonar sensor can detect objects only about 2 feet away underwater, but the researchers believe they can extend that range. Divers could use the IrukaTact glove to scan the ground for ...

As it turns out, IrukaTact was constructed using off-the-shelf items like an Arduino Pro Mini hobby board and a sonar sensor from MaxBotix. // Related Stories Breakthrough hairlike electrode ...

Two Ph.D. candidates at Japan's Tsukuba University have successfully developed functional sonar gloves capable of detecting out-of-reach objects underwater. Skip to main content Menu ...

It is powered by an Arduino Lilypad microprocessor, runs JAVA-like code written by Janes, and is combined with the sonar distance sensors and two cellphone vibrating motors.