Arduino Laser Infrared Thermometer

[@mohamadahmad8268]

any replacement for GY-906 MLX90614ESF sensor? its not available in my country "Egypt" ?

[@narrwass]

Hello , will this sensor be ok to be mounted on a subwoofer speaker.I want to change your project for myself to measure the temperature on the coil of my speaker to keep track and not burn the speaker.

[@TheRandompaint]

I'm thinking about writing some code and adding a small speaker so I can have an alarm at a certain temp.

[@wolfenergy4219]

You don't need a over-discharge protection to prevent the batery from losing volts ?

[@juliog5]

quero montar um sistema de monitoramento de temperatura dos 4 pneus do meu carro, qual modulo arduino tenho que comprar?

[@bob-ny6kn]

Is divergence (or LASER and sensor) an issue? Did you find an optimum, minimum and maximum distance?

[@IndianScienceClub]

How accurate does this work for human temp measurement ??

[@ikedaclaudio]

No accurate at all. To measure human body temp, you need to use the MLX90614DCI.

[@dicktickles5923]

I don't know if anyone will see this at this point, but I tried printing it and I'm having some fitting issues. Would decreasing layer width help at all? Any suggestions appreciated.

[@cedrikkaurit3078]

Came here from reddit, NICE WORK! Added to my future project list.

[@mnmaker8440]

Thanks! Let me know if you need any help

[@chrischivers1471]

Did you use an Arduino shield on the final build or did you get a small PCB produced? Looks like the nano is sat on something. cracking work looks great

[@mnmaker8440]

Yup, no custom pcb for this project just sitting on a standard perf board

[@taganilelouisev.3267]

What is the Program for it? Please

[@Person_of_Intrest]

bro anylinks how you did the wiring..please share.thanks

[@michaeldeguzman5571]

does it give accurate temperature even the person you're going to test is 1meter away from you ? PLS ANSWER

[@ulyssecordier]

No, the temp is accurate at 2-5cm.

[@iltonrotta]

Hi , Can it be used to measure human body temperature?

[@suzannehaslett9042]

Can you please tell me what kind of laser pointer you used? What the wavelength is, please?

[@bob-ny6kn]

The "dot" is from a 5vdc laser, 650nm wavelength.

[@lucasfernandez3653]

excellent project!!!! Amazing!!!. Can you re-upload the kitchen weight scale video? Thanks in advance

[@mertguler8826]

which softwares do you use to design and 3d print the product?

[@mertguler8826]

oh, nm. i found it on instructables.

[@pentelpen26]

maximum range (distance to the object)?

[@michaeldeguzman5571]

is this accurate temp?

[@JeremyCook]

Nicely done!

[@ronen124]

nice build

[@subodh9077]

Will this work for measuring human body temperature?

[@mnmaker8440]

While it may work, I would recommend purchasing one to get accurate results. There are a few extra steps to calibrate this sensor for accurate results that I did not go into during this video. This project is just for fun and not meant to be a medical device.

[@vishalmanodra3167]

Great work bro keep it up

[@ElectricRCAircraftGuy]

Subscribed! Awesome job!

[@mnmaker8440]

Thanks!

[@giovannyrodriguez2111]

funicionara igual si lo conecto con un MLX90615

[@MuhammadIqbal-ul2sk]

how long the battery when the device is on? 1 day or?

[@mnmaker8440]

Hmm.. hard to say without measuring the exact current. My guess is since a 9V battery has ~450 mAh and the nano takes ~20 mA, then 450/20= 22.5 hrs. It might be a little less since the laser takes current but you can just turn the thermometer off when you are not using it to save power.

[@MuhammadIqbal-ul2sk]

@@mnmaker8440 thank you so much :)

[@ajidanangpamungkas5584]

Can you share about software for design casing ??

[@mnmaker8440]

The software is Fusion 360. Its free for hobbyists!

[@jehad5900]

I need circuit diagram please

[@rohanbarnwal5940]

Sir can you please tell the range of the sensor

[@mnmaker8440]

If you are farther away from the object than it makes a bigger focus point so it would be best to keep it a close as possible to the object you are measuring. The datasheet for the sensor will tell you all the information you need

[@eindeend]

Hey, I like the project a lot! Can you maybe upload the original Fusion 360 file? That would make it much easier for me to enlarge the top section.

[@strugglingsciencestudent5970]

Hello thanks for this video. I have absolutely no idea about physics. I somehow mugup stuff and write exams. I am doing this for my project. How to make the code work? How to put in the code into the led display?

[@mnmaker8440]

I would recommend checking out some other KZbin tutorials to learn the basics of programming Arduinos and then coming back to tackle this project. I assumed a decent amount of programming knowledge going into it. Good luck!

[@bob-ny6kn]

1. Connect all the circuit parts. 2. Load the code into the IDE. Compile and upload to the Arduino. 3. The code prints to the SSD1306 with display.print();

[@familyoffriends3041]

Where is the code of programming

[@mnmaker8440]

The code can be found in the instructable that is linked in the video description.

[@olvarberrios]

where it the arduino code please>>>> ?? salutes from puerto rico

[@igoaaronlu8142]

thank u !!

[@yupingliao4078]

（I like this 3D printing shell,＋👍1 ）I will download it to stl, after I modify the shell, I will do other projects, my project is laser distance measurement.

[@CharbellRau1]

Can i use this for humans????

[@ajidanangpamungkas5584]

Can you share about software for design casing ??

[@mnmaker8440]

I used Fusion 360, it's free for hobby usage!

[@ismail_Mk10]

@@mnmaker8440 dosent need coding?