This is the first project on hackster so instead of making a project with instructions this links to several projects on Tinkercad.
Tilt your hand to control the game Puyo Puyo
A procedural maze game, using the native accelerometer of the Adafruit MatrixPortal S3.
Our project aims to develop a device that detects distances of near objects and alert drivers of when to stop while parking.
A mini Arduino pinball machine built using a recycled DVD display (TM1628), servo flippers, LEDs and sound effects with real-time scoring.
Chess board with computer vision, generative AI from Google (Gemini) or Anthropic (Claude), Stockfish running on your smartphone.
Let's make learning fun with my seesaw LEDs game!
This strange controller is called the "Stealth Glasses. " This controller is meant to activate stealth in a Unity Game I made.
A Quick Assembly Guide
Fall 2022 ME 461 Computer Control of Mechanical Systems Final Project. Robot car candy launcher with candy refill station. TI F38279D.
Fragment is a 3D OpenGL benchmark tool that stress-tests PC & Raspberry Pi systems with multiple graphical effects and performance stats.
An led matrix that displays values from a potentiometer
Design robotic eye animations in a web editor and deploy them to a 128×64 OLED using an ESP8266 and a Python-based Arduino generator.
A shopping trolley racing game made for the Adafruit PyBadge, inspired by popular racing games.
Build a 6-key DIY macropad with animated OLED eyes using XIAO ESP32-S3. Native USB HID — no Python script needed. Plug in and it just works.
Unleash your reflex potential with Cobra, the ultimate coach for lightning-fast responses and unmatched agility. Strike first, conquer all.
Learn to recreate the classic mobile game 'Flappy Bird' using Arduino Nano! Dive into coding and electronics for fun and creativity.
Another game from the Arcade in Neopixels series. This time Tetris!
This is a coaster that lets the user know when their drink is getting warm, so that they can ensure that they drink a cold beverage.
I decided to build one and I wanted my amplifier to be much more unique than the existing models. So I made a guitar-shaped amplifier PCB.
Classic Tic Tac Toe powered by an ESP32, with fast rounds and fancy colours.
Flip the switch to turn on the lights and clap for the Silent Night melody to play in this Goodwill thrift-ed Christmas decoration.
Small bongo cat fidget toy. Powered by a single coin cell battery, space for two kailh choc v1 switches for maximum fidgetness!
The simple soap dispenser for the hand wash some disc in the kitchen
