@MadameLouise

PDF forge, a local tool which can merge, edit, compress etc pdf no need to upload to 3rd party websites. Submitting to be published on firefox was challenging because it kept showing errors in manifest.json

It is a People Counter using Arduino UNO and an HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor. Whenever a person passes in front of the sensor, the Arduino detects the movement, increases the count, and turns on an LED as an indication. Could use this counting people entering a house or room or can also be used in bus or vehicles. it displays the number of count on your device. Because this sensing is using ultrasound sensor by connecting an Led we can even make automatic light system which turns on when there are people and turns off when there are none

the difficult part was making the wires stick, it was really loose so I had my mom hold the wires tightly, make sure to use tapes or new wires and breadboard

Multi zone threat detection iot project for cars or any vehicles, if you want to detection a rat biting its wires and send alert! or if an animal is sleeping under your vehicle before moving it

Why PDForge?
Most PDF generation involves wrangling Puppeteer, wkhtmltopdf, or WeasyPrint — tools that are painful to install, slow to run, and fragile in production. PDForge takes all of that off your plate.

You send us an HTML/CSS template and your data as JSON. We render it through a real Chromium engine and return a pixel-perfect PDF. The whole round-trip takes about 200ms.

Your data is never stored. Every request is rendered in an isolated browser context and the result is streamed back to you immediately. Nothing hits disk. Nothing is logged. Once the response is sent, your data is gone.