Are you staying away from Arduino because you don't know anything about coding? I have the top 5 places you can find code for that project you always wanted. If you can imagine a project, chances are someone already wrote the code for that project.
Since Arduino is open source, creators everywhere are sharing what they have created for themselves. All you have to do is know where to look for what you need. A simple adjustment to the code is typically the only thing needed to make someone's code work for you!
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