This is a simple Python game I made to kinda simulate the decision-making process during the space race from the soviet side to show the stress the astronauts would have experienced based on what we learned from history.
github.com/arp2019-Dev/SpaceRace-Game
this is part 1 of a joke counter I wanted to make for one of the history teachers at my school who always say a bunch of dad jokes during class, this also has a web interface that I will make better by adding another pico to connect to add the counter button anywhere in the room or have the stuff only display on the web.
wokwi.com/projects/405368038317359105
Here is a sensor array in Wowki that uses a pi pico and an OLED menu, letting you play around with everything and add more options to the menu.
wokwi.com/projects/404697532756480001
this is a simple tv i made using the blot editor, has 3 screens/channels.
blot.hackclub.com/editor
This is an iOS app I have been developing for a few days using Swift and UIkit, I wanted to make it easier for high schoolers to find volunteer opportunities near them and get the info they need. this is just version 1 and I hope to add many more features soon. For the backend, I am using firebase since its easy, but if anyone here knows alternatives I could use please lmk.
github.com/arp2019-Dev/VolunteerOps/tree/16526ba740be685d01f268420f9fa3cf39178a8e
Flight-Computer
This is for a water-powered rocket and I wanted to add a small flight computer in there to be able to measure data like altitude and gyro/accel data for all 3 axis. I had a small esp8266 module some bmp180 modules, and a mpu6050 from another project so I decided to use those parts for this. to increase speed and data processing I am storing all the data as a CSV on an SD card connected to the esp8266.
github.com/arp2019-Dev/Flight-Computer
This car uses wifi and an esp32 and esp8266 to control a 3d printed car, the car uses a small a12212 1000KV bldc motor and a simple 30amp esc with 12v hooked up. The ESP8266 serves as the receiver and gets the speed value and steering values using a potentiometer connected to the ESP 32, for steering I am using a simple mg90 servo, I have not printed it out to test but it should work with the code since I used a simulator to test it. The parts of the car are printed in PLA but the tires are made of tpu. I only used M3 screws in the design and some parts use threaded inserts to help with strength.
github.com/arp2019-Dev/ESP-Carcad.onshape.com/documents/f94ac1cb8a78f7a78bf0a08a/w/8554dc6743a4683e5e414921/e/02aeb6010284afd92a8048ed
I made a custom microcontroller based on the esp32 module with multiple features like high-power switching and access to all the pins.
oshwlab.com/akhil.arp2019/hackclub-onboard
