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Upcycle an old coffee pot into an IoT ramen maker

Arduino TeamJuly 22nd, 2019

Ramen noodles can be a quick snack or meal, but per this IoT ramen maker by Clem Mayer, you don’t even have to run to the microwave to prepare them. 

His project used a vintage electric filter coffee machine to heat and dribble water into the waiting brick-o-food, then a stepper-driven pusher adds flavor powder. More seasoning can be dispensed via a servo-actuated syringe, and another stepper is used to stir everything.

The setup is controlled by a MKR WiFi 1010 board, giving Mayer the ability to start meals/mix in hot sauce from the convenience of his phone via a simple web app. Results are… edible-ish, but if you want to build your own, files and more info can be found here.

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One Response to “Upcycle an old coffee pot into an IoT ramen maker”

  1. mayermakes Says:

    Thanks for featuring my project!
    as mentioned the code and fabrication files (Stl and svg) are available for download for free!
    https://www.element14.com/community/docs/DOC-92993/l/episode-403-upcycled-iot-coffee-pot-ramen-maker
    Also let me know what you think of it! Do you have ideas for your own automated food thingy!

    I also have t osay that in my opinion the MKR wifi 1010 is the easiest to work with in regards of networking, but of course I’m courious about the new Nano series!

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