Arduino final year projects, built for your topic
For Computer Engineering and Electrical and Electronics students. You get the Arduino Uno program, the circuit and the papers that explain them. You buy the parts and build the circuit yourself, so you can show it working at your defence.
Plan your project free. It costs ₦13,500 only if you want it built. View pricing.
What you get
- The Arduino program for your topic, with a comment on every part
- A parts list with the quantity of each part and what it is for
- Every wire in a table (from which pin to which pin, and why) and a circuit drawing
- Files to try the circuit on Wokwi, a free online simulator, before you buy parts
- The rules of your device (for example, when the pump turns on) written out and tested
- A guide that explains the program, twenty likely defence questions, and how to upload it
How it is checked
- The program is compiled for the Arduino Uno and must fit in its memory
- Each rule is tested on a computer with pretend sensor readings
- The wiring is checked against the parts list, pin by pin
The real circuit is yours to build and test. The simulator does not have every part, so some rules can only be checked on a computer. Your project says which ones.
What it cannot build
Boards other than the Arduino Uno, and circuits whose main point is Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GSM or SMS, a phone app, a camera, fingerprint, GPS, a moving robot, solar or inverter power, or mains voltage. A small part like an SMS alert is replaced by a buzzer or a screen message and listed as future work.
Example Arduino topics
- Design and Construction of a Microcontroller-Based Automatic Water Level Controller
- Design and Construction of an Arduino-Based Automatic Irrigation System
- Design and Construction of a Temperature-Controlled Fan
- Design and Construction of an Automatic Street Light Controller
- Design and Construction of a Gas Leakage Detector with Alarm
- Design and Construction of a Digital Thermometer with Display
- Design and Construction of an Ultrasonic Distance Measuring Device
- Design and Construction of a Motion-Activated Security Alarm
- Design and Construction of an Automatic Hand Sanitiser Dispenser
- Design and Construction of a Smoke Detector with Alarm
- Design and Construction of an RFID-Based Door Access Control System
- Design and Construction of a Temperature and Humidity Monitoring Device
Your Chapters 3 and 4 can be written from your device's real parts, wiring and rule tests with the MonoEd FYP Generator.