Arduino Jobs

I'm looking for a skilled Python programmer to help with an Arduino project. Requirements: - Use a distance sensor (LIDAR) and a vibration (G-force) sensor. - Modify hardware behavior based on sensor inputs: - Illuminate LEDs based on distance measurements. - Enter sleep mode if no vibration is detected. - Use ESP32 wireless transmission to provide secondary LED display which duplicates first LED display. Ideal Skills & Experience: - Proficiency in Python and Arduino programming. - Experience with LIDAR and G-force sensors. - Ability to implement hardware behavior modifications. - Experience with ESP32 wireless transmission.

Project: USB HID Passthrough Firmware for Feather RP2040 with USB Host I am looking for an embedded developer experienced with USB firmware and the RP2040 platform. Hardware: Feather RP2040 with USB Host support Requirements: Develop or modify firmware so the board acts as a USB host for HID devices. Implement USB HID passthrough so connected devices (such as mice, keyboards, or other HID devices) are forwarded to the connected computer. Support at least 5 HID interfaces simultaneously. The USB serial number (iSerialNumber) must not be passed through from the connected device or changed. The firmware should work with generic HID devices without requiring device-specific drivers. Expected Result: Stable firmware running on the Feather RP2040. Reliable passthrough for multiple HID devices...

I need a plug-and-play USB dongle that quietly presents itself to the laptop as a standard HID mouse and then, without any host software, begins moving the pointer in truly random, human-like paths. Every travel should land on random points across the screen, never following a predictable grid or loop, and the velocity needs to ebb and flow so it looks as if an actual hand is guiding it rather than a script—variable speeds are essential. Because I will sometimes want to pause the motion or cycle through a couple of intensity presets, all adjustment must live on the device itself: a small tactile button (or a pair, if easier) that toggles the mover on/off and steps through, say, slow, medium, or fast randomness. No companion app, driver, or registry edits—just pure hardware con...

At Tolog Institute, we don't just simulate; we build. We are currently transitioning our Tolog-Alpha hardware model from a theoretical framework into a physical 3x3 stabilization grid. I am looking to connect with elite engineers and developers who are experts in: High-speed Data Acquisition: Reaching 10k+ SPS on multi-channel MCU architectures (Arduino Mega/ESP32). Non-linear Dynamics: Phase-locking loops and synchronization of relaxation oscillators. Precision PCB Design: Minimizing EMI for sensitive analog feedback loops. We are pushing the boundaries of the Tolog-Mirga Interface. If you are tired of standard CRUD apps and want to work on hardware that challenges the Nyquist limit and explores phase-space stability, let’s talk. The goal? 100% synchronization. The location? Th...

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I have a straightforward first release in mind for a lightweight digital-compass application written entirely in Kotlin. The core of this version is a clean, minimalistic interface that shows the user the magnetic-north bearing in real time. Accuracy and smooth needle movement are essential, so solid experience with Android’s sensor framework (SensorManager, Sensor.TYPE_MAGNETIC_FIELD, Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER, etc.) will make your life—and mine—easier. Alongside the main compass view, I need a reliable in-app calibration workflow so users can quickly correct sensor drift. Please handle the typical edge cases (device without a magnetometer, sensor interference warnings, permission prompts) gracefully and with clear messaging. To keep things future-proof, structure the ...

I’m building a suite of custom applications around the ESP32 and its BLE capabilities and need a skilled developer who can stay with me over the long haul on a part-time, as-needed basis. The work is a mix of firmware coding and light hardware design, so you should feel equally at home flashing code with ESP-IDF/Arduino C++ and laying out simple PCBs or reviewing schematics. Core task The boards will gather data from several sensors and peripheral modules, then broadcast or exchange that data over BLE with my mobile apps and back-end services. So far, the project roadmap includes: • Temperature sensors • Motion sensors • Humidity sensors • GPS, LoRa and RFID modules Your role – Extend and optimise the ESP32 BLE firmware to handle the data flow fro...

I sit on a mountain of digital material—millions of files that span high-resolution photos and videos, vast collections of documents and PDFs, an archive of music and other audio, plus several gigabytes of original Python source code. Right now the sheer volume makes it impossible to see what is truly valuable and what is clutter, so I need a specialist who can impose order and attach a realistic price tag to every item. The structure I want is driven by worth, not by date, category, or file type. In practice that means grouping assets into sensible value tiers (e.g., premium, mid-tier, long-tail) and making that hierarchy navigable through either a well-designed folder tree, a searchable database, or a lightweight DAM solution—whichever achieves speed and clarity at scale. Au...

I’m building a custom handheld that plays original Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Color cartridges and I need the entire internal hardware engineered for it. I will be designing and manufacturing the outer shell myself, so your focus will be everything that sits inside the case: • A reliable GBA/GBC cartridge reader is the top priority; it must boot retail carts flawlessly. • Back-lit LCD (or IPS) screen driven at the correct refresh rate with minimal tearing. • Stereo speakers plus a small on-board amplifier and 3.5 mm headphone jack. • Rechargeable battery pack with USB-C charging and power-management circuitry (fuel gauge, protection, and safe-charge IC). • Responsive D-pad, A/B + L/R buttons, Start/Select, and volume control interface routed to a ...

1: Simple Arduino device detecting a switch from a device 2: 2 RBG light strips with 16 LEDS 3: 4 input outputs for on and off

Quiero que revises y mejores mi circuito basado en un Xiao ESP32-C3 que controla una tira EL de 1,65 m mediante un inversor 3,7 V DC → 100 V AC, un sensor táctil TTP223 y un MOSFET lógico (AO3400, IRLZ44N o SI2303). Lo que más necesito es la mejora del circuito existente, poniendo el foco en la optimización de la eficiencia energética. Aunque sé que el mayor consumo proviene de la propia tira EL, quiero exprimir al máximo la batería Li-ion de 1 600 mAh para alargar la autonomía más allá de las 4 h actuales sin sacrificar brillo. Tareas concretas • Proponer el esquema más compacto posible, manteniendo componentes SMD de fácil adquisición. • Seleccionar el MOSFET l&oacut...

I’m building a small arcade-style attraction made up of six identical stations. Each station will recognise when its hand-held controller is lifted by means of a magnetic sensor—or any other proper kind of sensor —then launch a three-minute countdown. Here is the user flow I need you to realise: 1. Controller is lifted → internal timer starts. 2. An OLED screen at that station immediately shows the remaining time, counting down in real time. 3. When the three minutes expire the screen simply replaces the countdown with a clear “Game Over, move to next zone ” message + a buzzer or light; 4. Once the controller is set back the system must reset itself, ready for the next player. Hardware thoughts so far: magnetic (reed or Hall) sensor to detect li...

I am looking for an experienced mobile app designer/developer to help create the first prototype (MVP) of a mobile app Please let me know if you have experience designing sports performance or wearable technology apps, and if you can share examples of your previous work. Thanks

I need assistance connecting my Panasonic VCR/DVD combo to my HDMI-based TV. I already have an HDMI converter or adapter. Requirements: - Experience with A/V equipment - Familiarity with HDMI connections and converters - Problem-solving skills to ensure a proper setup Ideal Skills & Experience: - Background in electronics or A/V setup - Previous experience with VCR/DVD connections - Ability to work with various TV types (LED, LCD, Plasma)

I have a stable FreeRTOS-based firmware that currently compiles only under my portable Arduino IDE 1.8.13 setup for the SAMD51 MCU. I now want the project to build and run cleanly in the latest Arduino IDE without carrying along any of those version-specific hacks, board package pin-tweaks, or legacy library work-arounds. Once the codebase is modernised, the next step is to extend it with new sensors. You will receive the present firmware, board-support files, and the partial sensor drivers at project start.

Hi, I'm looking for an experienced PCB designer to create a custom carrier/breakout PCB for a compact handheld device. No firmware or software needed — design only. Core Module: LILYGO TTGO T-Call V1.3 (ESP32 + SIM800L GSM) — mounted on the PCB via pin headers Components to integrate on PCB: OLED Display (SSD1306 128x64, I2C, 4-pin): Mounted above the PCB using standoff spacers — 4 mounting holes required Height will be adjusted with standoffs 4-wire cable from display soldered directly to PCB pads Buttons: 1x membrane switch connector (2-pin) for main button 2x additional button footprints connected to spare GPIO pins (for future use) Buzzer: Passive buzzer mounted directly on PCB Connected to designated GPIO via NPN transistor + flyback diode driver circuit ...

I need a complete hardware-and-firmware solution that blends a PIC microcontroller with Arduino-compatible modules on a custom-made PCB. The end goal is to streamline several industrial processes, and I also want the design flexible enough to drive lighting, heating & cooling, and security subsystems that resemble home-appliance automation. Here is what I envisage: • Schematic and PCB layout ready for fabrication, including a clean separation between the PIC control core and any auxiliary Arduino shields or sensor breakouts. • Embedded C / Arduino-style firmware that handles real-time control loops, sensor inputs, and actuator outputs for an industrial environment. • A concise BOM with component part numbers that are actually in stock. • Production-ready Ger...

I’m building a microcontroller-based system around an stm32 and need compact, reliable embedded-C firmware that lets me read multiple sensors and move their data cleanly through standard communication channels. The core of the job is classic microcontroller programming: bring up the chip, initialise the peripherals that the sensors require (typical I²C, SPI or simple GPIO timing), perform periodic reads, apply any basic filtering the devices recommend, then expose the results over the communication protocols we agree on—UART is mandatory; CAN or USB-CDC would be a welcome extra if time allows. You will be working with the latest STM32CubeIDE tool-chain, so please be comfortable with HAL and, where efficiency demands, direct-register work. I’ll supply full pin-outs, ...

Project Overview This project aims to develop a small WiFi gateway that connects to a Danfoss EKC 202C refrigeration controller via Modbus RTU (RS-485) and provides a local web interface. The system should allow monitoring of key controller values and limited control via a browser. The first version is a local-only solution without cloud connectivity, but the architecture must allow future expansion to cloud services. Hardware Assumptions • ESP32 or similar WiFi-enabled microcontroller • RS485 interface module for Modbus RTU communication • Connection to Danfoss EKC 202C controller (via Modbus adapter) Setup Flow • On first boot the device starts its own WiFi Access Point • User connects via smartphone or laptop • User opens configuration page at • Use...

I’m putting together an all-terrain rover that pairs a Raspberry Pi 5 with an Arduino. The Arduino will sit close to the hardware, polling and driving everything from temperature-humidity probes and distance sensors to an IMU (pitch/yaw/roll, altitude, compass), ESC-PWM motor controllers, speed-over-ground tracking and battery-management read-outs. All of that raw data needs to flow up to the Pi, where it is bundled, logged and pushed over a 4 G link. The Pi also runs the user interface on an onboard touchscreen. I want that interface to launch straight into a clean dashboard with drag-and-drop style widgets so I can rearrange or resize gauges, graphs and buttons while in the field. On the software side I need: • Firmware for the Arduino that publishes every sensor value pl...

I want to build a persistence-of-vision LED system that mounts on a standard bicycle wheel and shows crisp, full-color static images whenever the wheel reaches riding speed. The image should appear only at higher RPMs—cruising or sprint speeds—not while I am moving slowly or stopped. Core functionality • An addressable 256 LED spoke mounted strip driven by a small micro-controller (ESP32, Arduino-compatible, or similar) and powered by a lightweight, wheel-mounted battery. • Firmware that stores and renders static bitmaps in correct perspective as the wheel spins, synchronizing via hall-effect or magnet sensor. • A simple phone app that lets the rider pick any image, crop it to a wheel-friendly template, and wirelessly push it to the controller. There is no...

I need a compact 2-4 channel analog MEMS microphone array built around an XMOS processor. The board must perform real-time beamforming, echo-cancellation and noise-suppression, then expose a clean audio output through straightforward header pins so it can be patched into downstream hardware without fuss. Size matters here: the smaller the PCB, the better. I’m expecting you to handle the full hardware cycle—schematic capture, PCB layout, component selection and a ready-to-order BOM—plus the XMOS firmware that brings the DSP features to life. Your code should compile and run on the free tools from XMOS; please include any scripts or tuning utilities you rely on. Deliverables • Production-ready Gerbers, pick-and-place file, annotated schematic • BOM with supp...

My drone refuses to finish its latest firmware update and is now stuck in an endless restart loop. I need an experienced developer who has already dealt with drone firmware quirks to track down the root cause, flash the correct binaries if necessary, and get the aircraft flying again. The work is strictly troubleshooting: no new features or redesigns—just a clean, stable fix. While the main symptom is a failed firmware load, I’m open to your testing any related areas such as connection hand-shake or crash logs if you suspect they’re part of the problem. Deliverables • Diagnose the exact point where the firmware update fails • Apply or guide me through the corrective procedure (new build, bootloader tweak, or safe-mode flash) • Verify that the dr...

I’m integrating a NEMA-17 stepper into a small robotics prototype and need reliable position feedback. My current hardware stack is an Arduino Uno, a standard A4988 driver, and an incremental rotary encoder mounted on the motor shaft. What I need from you is a clean, well-commented sketch that: • Drives the stepper using the A4988, • Reads the encoder in real time, • Reports absolute position (in steps or degrees) over Serial, and • Lets me set a target position via Serial and have the motor move there, stopping within one encoder count. Please include a brief wiring diagram (hand-drawn or Fritzing is fine) so I can replicate your setup, and note any libraries you rely on beyond the Arduino core. I’ll consider the job complete once the code compi...

I aim to develop a solution that will facilitate data communication between an Arduino UNO and a SIM7600E using AT+COMMAND. The primary data in focus will be temperature sensor readings. Key Responsibilities: - Setting up a reliable connection between Arduino UNO and SIM7600E - Implement AT+COMMAND for effective communication - Design a protocol for transmitting temperature sensor data Ideal Skills: - Solid knowledge of Arduino - Proficiency in handling SIM7600E - Experience in implementing AT+COMMAND - Understanding of sensor data transmissions. Please ensure you can efficiently deliver on these requirements, and provide the mentioned sensor data communication before placing your bid.