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Instead of giving a box of chocolates this Valentines Day, keep the chocolates. Lets give a smart self-gifting box instead!
David Middlecamp
Build a SIMPLE text-able Halloween costume/sign in a couple of hours & ~$25 worth of electronics! NO soldering, NO advanced skills, NO Barb!
Rajarshi Nigam
Make a possessed plush toy for Halloween!
Simone
Christmas Gift Box plays music and sends an email when it is opened.
3 members
Building a jetpack for my 5yo who is obsessed with Royden Lepp's graphic novel Rust whose protagonist is a small cyborg boy with a jetpack.
Aaron Kishbaugh
Adding face seeking capabilities to Combat Creature Attacknid Drone. Center on the target and lock in and shoot darts!
Ron Dagdag
Tech valentine cards are the best cards! Make an LED card that shines constantly or with a sweet heartbeat.
Alex Glow
Scrolling LED concept is used here to display different patterns to make valentine special
Sumit Grover
See ghost fishes, pirates and Seemonsters
Alain Mauer
This project will take your awesome Halloween costume to the next level!! Have a horse mask that can open/close its mouth!!
Austin Detzel
This project details two Arduino powered animatronic Lego Minifigs that talk and move based off that Monster Hunters line.
Matthew Harrell
I plan for some thing cheap and wonderful Animatronic. Then i plan it for Sorting hat with the resources around me.
jegatheesan
A dark scary cloud that flashes white lightening and scary rainbows, controlled by a micro:bit and neopixels
Lorraine Underwood
ProtoCentral's Christmas tree tracks your pulse with a pulse -oximeter and glows in sync with your heart rythm. Here is how we made it.
Team protocentral
The Pumpkin NotiFire is a delicious but questionable combination of a Glade aerosol air freshener, fire and text messages.
Punch Through
This interactive witch's cauldron gets progressively creepier the closer you come!
Barton Listick
A glass block wall, each block fitted with a single neopixel and the whole screen driven by a Spark Core to create awesome Christmas images!
Corey Jones
A 3-axis talking skull turned into an Alexa voice services device via AlexaPi software, Raspberry Pi, and some other tools.
Mike McGurrin
This project uses Blynk (Esp8266), a 3-D printed hand, and two servos to make a remote controlled Halloween hand gag.
Alan Zimmerman
A conductive 3D printing filament was smushed into the LED contacts using a soldering iron to complete the circuit.
Multi3D
Get your kids to stop asking how many days till Christmas. In an hour you can build a display to tell them.
Kevin Sidwar
