Another metaphoric machine that does nothing—absolutely nothing—except switching itself off.
A small device made to reliably tally and interpret electoral votes.
In fact, it is not a very precise clock, but a visually interesting device. It consists of a set of gears powered by a small stepper motor.
This is an interactive art project made by a Seeeduino 4.2 boards, looking good and easy to do!
Create random geometric patterns on a Etch A Sketch.
Choose the colours of the LED strip using Hue/Saturation/Value parameters, flick the switch and watch your music come to life through FFT.
In this project, we replaced the strings of an old guitar with lasers and DIY beam splitters.
Are you a writer facing a book signing? Don't worry, this machine will do it for you.
Made a custom Matrix board that can be controlled via any MCU.
First optical toy (1832), which allowed to reproduce the movement of an image. Here motorized and reproduced with Arduino.
Anyone can go to the store and get flowers! Use an Arduino and some lights to make them magical!
A beautiful and stylish light project, the Voronoi Heart Lamp.
Laser Cut Arduino Midi Drum Pads and Audio Waveform Visualizer
A creative digital clock for New Year's Eve that lets users input and display wishes.
Make water defy gravity, all while creating fantastic lighting effects!
This hobby is cheap to get into, fun to play, and is perfect for makers since there is so much of the game that needs to be built by you.
Making my own special gift for a 50th anniversary with NeoPixel and an Arduino Nano.
Unlimited cosmic storming! Itty bitty living space.
A TinyML Object Detection model that identifies clothing colors in real time — trained and deployed entirely through Edge Impulse Studio.
Global warming caused acidification of the sea, bleaching the corals. What was once a thriving habitat for thousands of species, now bare.
Open source is love, and so are hugs!
An outfit made of Martian material. It provides awareness of its environment. Let's protect the Earth even if we can move to Mars.
Bob Ross + Arduino = :)
A creepy display piece that aggressively twitches and moves in accordance with the light source.
