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Multicolor Bulb Using Arduino Project


Since now we are all familiar with RGB LED’s let us show you one of the products made by us ( Karkhana Makerspace).
The below is the video of our product (Mobile Control RGB Bulb)

Working description:

It is a decoration lamp which can be used to lighten your home according to your mood or occasion.
The color selection of the lamp is simply controlled with the help of our app.
The concept is the same as I have mentioned in my previous blogs here we are giving instructions wireless via Bluetooth to the controller which drives the lamp.

For any detail or query regarding the above project,
Contact us at hello@karkhana.club

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