It talks, reacts, and makes spooky noises.
A arduino programmed score counter using two buttons, a potentiometer that regulates the maximum score and an LCD for display information
Set up some programmable festive tree lighting with Raspberry Pi, Fadecandy and Glediator software driving addressable RGB LED pixels.
Carve a set of pumpkins and give each one a Particle-powered LED. A simple web server and page lets anyone change pumpkin colors.
This wind-up car gift card is fully 3D-printable and is the ideal present for your loved ones.
In this tutorial we will learn how to use analog Joystick to control the LED. Watch a demonstration video.
Follow the instructions of Alexa and she will guess your age!
Access my 3D printer anywhere, for updates, control and to view what's going on. Using OctoPrint and a Hologram Cellular custom plugin.
This project has the ability to only turn the fan on when needed by monitoring the core temperature and CPU usage.
A simple and easy 'wire loop" game using Calliope Mini with easily found things at home!
Dispense candy with your smile, using Google's ML Kit facial recognition and Particle Photon.
This device helps you to measure the distance between things using echolocation through an UltraSonic Sensor, Just like a Bat!
Make an LED traffic light!
If you're interested in learning about the most fundamental basics of electronics then LOGIX will help you through
It's a dot matrix art, fun badge to draw 8x8 images on a RGY tri-color dot matrix display.
The Geneva drive is a gear mechanism that translates a continuous rotation into an intermittent rotary motion.
My family and I really enjoyed "The Button" on TV this spring and we wanted a way to play the game at home so I made this.
The first build is done... now the BRAINS!
The PKE Meter, one of the Ghostbusters tools invented by Dr. Egon, using 3Dprinting, RaspberryPi, and WioTerminal we created an AI model 👻
I used the Primus X flight controller board to manoeuvre an extremely agile hover-craft frame I designed.
This is a Program where I display a Yes Or No Question with the help of my LCD and Asking the User to answer with help of Buttons.
Make a custom gesture controller to play Minecraft! (Or your other fav video game(s)!)
Play against a friend in this action packed Arduino game that is simple and easy to build!
A Linux handheld gaming device built in 4 weeks using the phyFLEX-AM62Px SOM, KiCad hardware, and open-source software.
