Don’t walk! Controlling a pedestrian sign with an Arduino

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Don’t walk! Controlling a pedestrian sign with an Arduino


In this tutorial about controlling a pedestrian sign with an Arduino you can learn a few important things. #1 How to control relays with an Arduino, which is really useful for a ton of different projects. #2 How to use an IR remote to control your Arduino, another cool technique. #3 Never trust a crosswalk sign with an Arduino hanging out of it!

My latest project is controlling a pedestrian sign with an Arduino, so it will automatically step through the states of walk, flashing don’t walk, and solid don’t walk. In addition, I added infrared remote control support so I can use a remote control to turn the sign on and off, set it to a particular state, or start the cycle.

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2 thoughts on “Don’t walk! Controlling a pedestrian sign with an Arduino

  1. Matt Mets says:

    Cool! I’ve got one of these sitting under my desk, that I’ve been meaning to rig up for a while now. Hopefully this will inspire me to do so!

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