LET US BUILD ONE Engineering Series' Second Trailer Out!

This second LUBO (LET US BUILD ONE) engineering series video trailer describes the focus and direction the upcoming series would be taking, and specific subjects of focus are mentioned, designed to help our Nigerian youngsters appreciate engineering.

The tail-end of the trailer ends with 'Mr. Hercules' receiving a phone call from a strange being. 

LET US BUILD ONE Engineering Series First Trailer

LET-US-BUILD-ONE is an upcoming reality-TV engineering documentary series that features an enthusiastic Nigerian engineering team, that would be going against all engineering odds to build ultimate machines.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85cJdKfWS2o

Li-Fi Vs. Wi-FI

Compiled by: Anumbor Ogor

Light Fidelity or Li-Fi is a Visible Light Communications (VLC) system running wireless communications traveling at very high speeds.

Li-Fi uses common household LED (light emitting diodes) light bulbs to enable data transfer, boasting speeds of up to 224 gigabits per second.

Know What You Are Buying; Arduino Vs. Microchip's PIC Micro

Author: Ogor Anumbor

If you are new to electronics/embedded-systems and micro-controllers and you want to navigate your way, this article is where you should start from. If you have got experience already and have friends new to this realm you can share the article with them as well.

Myoelectric Prosthetics; Introduction to Upper Limb Prosthetics

Compiled by: Ekundayo Toheeb Dayo

The article is a 4 minute-read.

The primary purpose of an arm prosthetic is to mimic the appearance and replace the function of a missing limb. While a single prosthetic that achieves both a natural appearance and extreme functionality would be ideal, most artificial limbs that exist today sacrifice some degree of one for the other. As such, there is a wide spectrum of specialized prosthetics that range from the purely cosmetic (which are inert) to the primarily functional (whose appearance is obviously mechanical). 

+12V DC Power Supply

Authors: Oyegunle Aisha Motunrayo,  Anumbor Ogor

A Decade Counter using 555 and 4017 IC's

Authors: Ekundayo Toheeb Dayo, Anumbor Ogor