Arduino Jobs

The goal is straightforward: as soon as an ESP device is present—whether connected over Wi-Fi or broadcasting in monitor mode could be spotted in hidden places

I want to turn my stock WowWee MiP into a fully-independent companion with far more capability than the original phone-controlled toy. The big push is to give it functional robotic arms—servo-driven, proportional, and strong enough to perform simple pick-and-place demos—while keeping the self-balancing chassis intact. To drive everything, I need an internal “brain” (Raspberry Pi, ESP32, or another MCU you’re comfortable with) that can: • run onboard code without any phone connection • store multiple programs in flash so I can swap behaviors on the fly • process a forward-facing camera for navigation and object tracking • handle voice-command triggers and speak back in character using a small speaker For interaction I’m l...

We are looking for a Senior AI/ML Engineer (LLM Training and Deployment). We are building Health Model, an on-prem "Robust Expert" LLM that generates healthcare interoperability code from natural language. The model should generate Mirth Connect (NextGen Connect) channel XML and JavaScript transformer code and support HL7 v2 and FHIR patterns. No PHI will be used. Only public docs, open-source samples, and synthetic messages. We need a strong developer to implement the end-to-end pipeline: dataset ingestion, synthetic instruction generation, LoRA fine-tuning, validation harness, and local deployment with an OpenAI-compatible API. Target compute is on-prem GPU hardware (DGX Spark class). Optional experiments can run on Google Vertex AI credits. [Required Skills] - LLM fine-tuni...

I'd like to create a schematic and PCB layout that I can use to print from a photo I have. The layout is based on an ATmega and an ESP32, along with a servo connected to the ATmega. I'd like a guide on how to create a schematic file that I can modify and use in the future, not just the photos I have.

I have a production-ready, IGBT full-bridge welding inverter that already powers both TIG and MMA processes, yet the embedded side still needs a final expert pass before release. The control board is built around 8051 and STC MCUs running Keil C51 firmware, and every line of code directly shapes arc stability, HF start, AC balance, soft-start, and safety interlocks. The short-term goal: review, tidy, and extend the existing code so it drives the power stage flawlessly in TIG and MMA, AC and DC. That means refining PWM timing, gate-drive dead-time, current-feedback filtering, and all the little state-machine details that separate a decent welder from a great one. Core tasks and deliverables • Audit the present C51 codebase, flagging race conditions or timing pitfalls. • Im...

Need tutor for the group design project Tool and everything mentioned in the Pdf file i will need professional academic tutor who can handle project perfectly project will have weekly updates + full final report which have simulation MATLAB or Arduino After this project will have more projects incoming so plz come with sample work also You all can bid i will reply and will check the sample work and will select who has good sample work and quality Tutor must be active who can reply faster for students answers Check pdf for more information Thanks Dr. Khan

I need help setting up two Nema 17 stepper motors to be controlled remotely via two ESP32 boards. One board will be in the remote and the other in the receiver. Requirements: - Manual control of stepper motors - Input commands using an analog joystick Ideal Skills and Experience: - Experience with ESP32 and stepper motors - Familiarity with joystick integration - Strong knowledge of manual control systems Please provide a detailed plan and relevant experience in your bid.

Assalam o alaikum, I am looking for electrical engineers having expertise in following areas:  Embedded C Programming.  VHDL/Verilog, Quartus/VIVADO, LabVIEW/ Multisim/PSPICE/VLSI  MATLAB/SIMULINK  Network Simulator NS2/NS3  Microcontroller like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, FPGA, AVR, PIC, STM32 and ESP32.  IDEs like Keil MDK V5, ATmel studio and MPLab XC8.  PLCs / SCADA  PCB Designing Proteus, Eagle, KiCAD and Altium  IOT Technologies like Ethernet, GSM GPRS.  HTTP Restful APIs connection for IOT Communications. Actually I have multiple projects in different domains of electrical engineering and I already have a team of engineers working on them but due to workload I am looking for few more engineers to be a part of my team and work with us on regular basis.

I need a seasoned PCB designer located in Pakistan who can take a concept right through to production-ready files. The boards you create must interface reliably with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and FPGA modules, so familiarity with their pinouts, signalling levels, and power budgets is essential. You’ll start by translating my functional requirements into clear schematics, then handle the full PCB layout, component selection, and DFM checks. I expect well-organised source files plus manufacturing outputs—Gerbers, drill files, pick-and-place, and an accurate BOM—with every revision traceable. If you prefer Altium, KiCad, Eagle, or OrCAD that’s fine; just let me know which environment you’ll use so I can open the files on my end. Because these boards may evolve...

I have a Siemens LOGO PLC on my network that speaks Modbus-TCP and I need a clean, well-commented Python script that can both read from and write to its registers using the pyModbusTCP (or compatible) library. The goal is to end up with a small module I can drop into a larger project, so clarity and reliability matter more than flashy UI. Here’s what I expect: • A single .py file that opens the connection to the LOGO (IP, port and slave ID must be easily configurable at the top of the script). • Functions I can call for typical tasks: read_coils, read_holding_registers, write_single_coil, write_single_register (or their pyModbusTCP equivalents). • An example section (under if __name__ == "__main__": ) that demonstrates the above functions in action wi...

I am assembling a pool of recently-graduated electrical engineers from Pakistan who can jump straight into hands-on circuit design, MATLAB/Simulink modelling, and clear, publication-ready report writing. Day-to-day work will range from breadboard-level prototyping to full simulation and verification, so the stronger your foundations in analogue and digital design the better. The tasks you’ll tackle typically start with a concept sketched in Proteus or Multisim, move into schematic and PCB work in Altium, and finish on the bench or in a virtual lab via LabVIEW or TinkerCAD. Microcontroller and embedded targets rotate between Arduino-based boards, Raspberry Pi modules, and mid-range FPGAs, so comfort switching among those platforms is essential. Core expectations • Design or r...

Need tutor for the group design project Tool and everything mentioned in the Pdf file i will need professional academic tutor who can handle project perfectly project will have weekly updates + full final report which have simulation MATLAB or Arduino After this project will have more projects incoming so plz come with sample work also You all can bid i will reply and will check the sample work and will select who has good sample work and quality Tutor must be active who can reply faster for students answers Check pdf for more information Thanks Dr. Khan

I already have the hardware in hand (see the exact unit here: ) and need it configured into a rock-solid link for a DJI Matrice 400. The goals are simple but non-negotiable: • The device must pair over Bluetooth with smartphones and tablets, then feed telemetry and video to the Matrice in real time. • The whole chain has to stay online even when nearby frequency jammers or other RF noise are present. • Live status dashboards and alerts are required so I can see, at a glance, that every hop in the link is healthy. Here’s how I picture the collaboration: 1. You review the hardware specs and choose the most resilient protocol settings (frequency-hopping, spread-spectrum, encryption, power levels, antenna layout, etc.). 2. You walk me through the exact configurati...

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I need a wearable device to detect sleep-time bruxism. Requirements: - Monitors muscle activity. - Alerts with sound when clenching. - Collects clenching duration and frequency data. - Must reside in india ( bangalore) Ideal Skills: - Arduino/ESP32 development - Python/TensorFlow Lite (microcontrollers) - Embedded systems & electronics (mic setup, signal processing) Hardware can be procured by me or reimbursed. Urgent requirement

I’m rolling out a new control strategy and need a seasoned Omron PLC specialist who can make the controller talk fluently with the rest of our plant-wide software. The priority is integration—linking the Omron PLC to upstream and downstream systems so that real-time data, alarms, and commands move seamlessly between the controller and our supervisory platforms. Whether the target is a SCADA package, an HMI station, or even an ERP layer, the end result must be a robust, well-documented program that plays nicely with standard industrial protocols. Here’s what I expect: • Clean, fully commented ladder or structured-text code (CX-Programmer / Sysmac Studio, as appropriate). • Communication setup and mapping for each external system, including tags, registers, a...

We are seeking a highly experienced freelancer to help perfect real-time transparent computer-vision overlays and a vGamepad / joystick-based targeting system designed for console environments. This is not a beginner or theory role — we need someone who has hands-on experience with Cronus Zen, microcontrollers, and live console testing. Core Responsibilities Develop and refine transparent CV overlays (low-latency, accurate alignment, stable rendering) Implement and tune vGamepad / XInput joystick targeting logic driven by CV detections Integrate and test with Cronus Zen (HID behavior, stick output, signal timing) Work with microcontrollers (Arduino / Portenta / similar) in real-time input pipelines Test directly on Xbox or PlayStation consoles (physical hardware required) Optimize fo...

I'm looking for an experienced Arduino programmer to set up a project on an Arduino Nano. Requirements: - 2 PWM outputs - 200Hz frequency - 0-10 second ramp-up time - Up to 2 amps per channel - Triggered by a manual switch - Outputs to control a coil on a hydraulic valve Ideal Skills and Experience: - Proficiency with Arduino programming, especially with PWM control - Experience working with Arduino Nano - Knowledge of hydraulic systems and valves - Ability to implement adjustable ramp-up times Please provide your approach and relevant experience.

I am ready to move fast on a custom sonar project built around STM32 hardware (CubeIDE + HAL). Your task is to create production-grade firmware that: • Captures long-range sonar returns through the onboard ADC and a TUSS4470 (or comparable) front-end, with signal conditioning tuned for maximum range performance. • Streams that data in real time using a compact, binary UDP protocol—both transmit and receive paths—so it plays nicely with an existing mobile-app protocol. • Listens for run-time commands such as gain adjustments, start/stop, mode selection, and ping-rate changes, then acts on them immediately. Deliverables I need: 1. Well-documented STM32 firmware source code. 2. A clear protocol reference (frame layout, timing, byte ordering, command set). ...

I am rolling out a trio of inter-linked prototypes that tackle pressing urban and environmental challenges while showcasing cutting-edge AI, blockchain, and IoT engineering. First, the AI-driven Smart Traffic System must ingest multi-sensor feeds, apply real-time reinforcement learning, and demonstrate measurable gains in a simulation such as SUMO—specifically a double-digit reduction in congestion and wait times across a 20-intersection grid. Second, the Blockchain Voting System needs an end-to-end verifiable ballot flow. I expect audited Solidity or Substrate contracts, mobile-friendly front-end, zero-knowledge vote secrecy, and a testnet demo with at least fifty dummy voters that passes a public audit script. Third, the Solar-Powered Smart Watering System will run on a low-powe...

I’m running a hands-on robotics workshop for school-aged students and need a facilitator who can slide seamlessly into our existing team dynamic. The core objective is clear: guide the participants through practical robotics activities while actively nurturing the soft skills that matter—communication, leadership and problem-solving. On a typical workshop day you’ll partner with me to: • Brief students on each build or coding sprint, breaking complex steps into approachable language. • Keep the room energised, orderly and inclusive, stepping in when groups stall or conflicts arise. • Prompt quieter learners to voice ideas, encourage emerging leaders to delegate effectively and challenge every team to debug issues together before asking for help. &bul...

I need a 4-layer PCB layout that will drive a new consumer-electronics device. The board footprint is roughly 8 inches on its longest side and must sail through my manufacturer’s DFM/DFT checks without a single revision request. Core circuitry includes a microcontroller at the heart, a collection of digital and analog sensors, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth modules, a microphone, speaker, relay, display interface, GUI memory and associated logic. Please route with proper impedance control, isolation for the RF section, and attention to audio trace integrity so that EMI is kept to a minimum. Deliverables • Full Altium, KiCad or Eagle design files (your choice) • Gerber, drill, pick-and-place and BOM ready for turnkey assembly • Layer stack-up, controlled-impedance note...

I’m building an industrial-grade control panel that runs entirely on an Arduino and drives motors through fully programmed sequences—no manual switches or computer dashboards, just reliable, repeatable automation once the sketch is flashed. Here’s what I need: • An Arduino sketch that steps each motor through the required sequence, including start-up delays, speed changes, direction (when applicable), and safe shut-down logic. • A wiring diagram that shows every connection from the Arduino pins to motor drivers, relays, fuses, and any protection or feedback components you feel are essential for industrial duty. • Parts list with exact component ratings so I can source hardware that withstands continuous operation. • Brief commissioning guid...

I need a Python-driven solution that can reliably spot both ferrous and non-ferrous metals during industrial inspections. The detector will be deployed in mixed environments—sometimes on the factory floor, other times out in the yard—so the software must remain accurate despite changes in temperature, humidity, and electromagnetic noise. I already have the basic concept in mind but I’m looking for an experienced developer who can: • Select or interface with suitable sensor hardware (commonly used coils, Hall-effect, or EMI probes—happy to discuss alternatives). • Write clean, well-documented Python code that reads the sensor data in real time, filters out environmental noise, and flags detections with minimal latency. • Provide a simple calibrat...

I need a Python-driven solution that can reliably spot both ferrous and non-ferrous metals during industrial inspections. The detector will be deployed in mixed environments—sometimes on the factory floor, other times out in the yard—so the software must remain accurate despite changes in temperature, humidity, and electromagnetic noise. I already have the basic concept in mind but I’m looking for an experienced developer who can: • Select or interface with suitable sensor hardware (commonly used coils, Hall-effect, or EMI probes—happy to discuss alternatives). • Write clean, well-documented Python code that reads the sensor data in real time, filters out environmental noise, and flags detections with minimal latency. • Provide a simple calibrat...

I have an Arduino Opta PLC that must act as the Modbus RTU master for two drives—a Siemens SINAMICS V20 and a Power Electronics VFD. The goal is simple: a user touches a Cloud- Arduino touchscreen, enters a ratio such as 30 : 70, presses “Run,” and the PLC then runs each VFD for the correct proportional time slice before repeating or stopping as configured. What I need from you • Ladder-logic code written in the Arduino PLC IDE that handles Modbus polling, ratio calculation, timing, and safe start/stop sequences for both drives. • A detailed step-by-step guide (screenshots encouraged) covering wiring, RS-485 settings, drive parameter maps, code deployment, and how to expand or tweak the timing logic later. Acceptance will be based on: 1. The Opta reliab...

I need a clean, production-ready PlatformIO project for the Nordic nRF51822 written in C/C++. The example must boot, scan for nearby BLE devices, connect to one of them, and exchange plain text strings—ideally via a Nordic UART–style GATT service. Please build it around a SoftDevice or Nordic SDK you have already proven on real hardware; I do not want AI-generated scaffolding that compiles but fails at runtime. The code should: • compile inside PlatformIO with a single pio run command • flash successfully to an nRF51822 DK or compatible module • start scanning, connect on the first match, and perform a two-way text message exchange • cleanly disconnect and resume scanning Deliverables I’ll review: 1. A complete PlatformIO project folder (ma...

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.