Handheld and portable game console; 5 retro classic games; It is very fun to build your game console kit.
Micro:Bit Police Red and Blue Flashing LEDs and Siren
Using the Arduino Uno R3 to read input from an analog joystick, then display X, Y coordinates to an LCD screen
How to set up a PocketBone single-board computer and mod a mini mint tin to house it.
Dice is used to play many games like snake ladder, ludo etc. Hence, a digital dice will be a good alternative of old fashioned dice.
For a birthday and make it as personal as you want
The next round in my birthday table decoration challenge.
Just a simple, fun Candy Dispenser using Arduino, a 3D Printer, and tape.
The pong game for two players using I2c OLED Display and Arduino
Build your own weather station and connect it to the SAP Cloud Platform Internet of Things in the Neo environment.
During quarantine/self-isolation I discovered a new hobby: Arduino! Mixing this new hobby with music originated this project!
For this little guy, you'll need to purchase a simple push-up toy. Make sure to adjust the 3D-printed parts.
Turn your family photos into retro 8-bit masterpieces with this Atari 2600 digital frame.
When you tap/move the motherboard 2 LED's go off in a siren!
A simple beginner project that explains how leds work, and it can be easily expanded!
This project creates a cloud based jukebox using MyDevices Cayenne IoT with an ESP-12 based Node MCU controller and JQ6500 mp3 player.
A hardware bee that's entirely made out of electronic components. It moves around making a buzzing sound and its wings glow in the dark.
Yet another RGB LED ring clock...
Safe-deposit box for children made of 12mm cardboard and reinforced with chipboard. 4 digits code required to open and illuminated with LEDs
Little LED programmable keychain to show off your soldering skills.
Game of life on 5x5 LED Matrix on a calliope mini. Starts with the "glider".
Use a Circuit Playground Express to make a new age instrument!
Build a t-shirt (or w/e else) cannon under 60$ that can be triggered from the web!
Arduino controlled solver for a marble labyrinth. The algorithm will controll the X- and Y-axis of the maze and moves the marble to the end.
