-This tutorial is for all the people that have a basic knowledge in electronics and would like to organise there electronical components
-In this video, I’m showing you how to build a complete automatic drawer finder
-I’ve added subtitles so you guys could understand my english properly
-If you guys have any questions, comment in the section below and I will answer as soon as possible 🙂
Final program interface and arduino codes:
You could just send me a private message on my facebook page. I’ll give it to you 🙂
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I don’t what to say !
This is perfect in every way.
This is very nice if you have time and you want to learn how to use some 74xx logic, but wouldn’t it be faster (to implement, not the search itself) if the program gave you a box-row-column address instead of lighting the led. Yes, the led is more convenient, but it takes less time to print the numbers on labels and put them on the drawers.
Where is the programme
bonjour
votre projet est tout simplement super, j’ai moi-même tout un tas de casiers et je commence a prendre beaucoup de temps pour chercher une piece;
je penses que je vais me lancer.
j’aimerais bien aussi les soft qui est super bien fait, même sans utiliser des leds pour la visualisation
par contre je ne suis pas sur facebook donc comment pourrais-je vous demandé ???
merci
Hi!
Very cool project 🙂
You should makes a slowy video, because pics are to speed for read them 🙂
one of the best tutorial ive ever seen,
good luck with the channel!
Enjoyable for those who love to do electronics. Otherwise it’s too much time and effort compared to other alternatives like labeling the drawers/arranging the drawers in alphabetical order. THE BEST if somebody else makes this for you.
Where is the programme
good work
What if I only have 3 or 4 parts to put in the drawers?
I like my system better. Number each box and keep a spreadsheet of each component and the box it’s in. Less parts, less time and I can print it out in case my computer goes down 😉
Where is the programme
…or you could make stickers with the part name on it and stick it on the little drawers. Nice project nonetheless.
Hi. Can you give me your email? because i need to ask you about this project. i hope you dont mind 🙂
Nice video, very nice project.
Just don’t forget this: the more you are improving in electronics, the less you wanna use arduino. 😀 Just some advice… don’t take it wrong!
I really need this system in my home. I am a real slob when it comes to organizing and putting my stuff where I later can find it.
The programme
Very nice DIY !
Just another idea if you want upgrade your hack in the future
Try to print stackables box in 3D and make a mapper in your software for define the slaves areas based on a basic unit 1×1 (default case)
Its finally just a grid system but this idea can offer more various customisations and can use various types of cases
GJ
this is very interesting because i have a plan to build my own electronic store, and i have this design on my mind but now i see its working, thank for sharing this video very appreciated…good luck if u have a next project and god bless
I love that idea! I never thought of that! So creative!
wow…you’ve got some salesman skills 😀 working as one?
thumbs up for this project!
Will you be making the code for this project available?
Do u live in France
Where is the programme
VERY GOOD
This is awesome. Great work and video.
Excellent Video!!!
7404 inversor instead of gd74ls07?
Can?
And can arduino uno R3?
What needs to change?
Awesome project, i look forward to making this 🙂
Awesome !! Why don’t you make and sell the systems ? I think i am talking to the next billionaire !! Super !!
Nice job! Good presentation too.
And now there is kickstarter project about this, I feel bad tbh. I will say, they stole the idea from you.