My replica of the Google Chrome dinosaur game running on ESP32 and ILI9341 display.
This is a simple automation project, using a Raspberry Pi ADXL345 accelerometer to simulate better gaming experience.
A version of the classic arcade game Asteroids using a laser projector running on the ESP32.
Portal Game in Augmented reality.
Have you ever played "Breakout"? Let's play an LED matrix version.
Interactive laser controllers fire at a light saber sensor which publishes motion data to a force field web visualization.
Play three variants of the game Tacoyaki (also known as Lights Out). Full instructions and code included.
Simulate a shooting game using a laser gun and Arduino controlled targets.
Take a chance against up to two others! Roll and then move along the board, gaining points from mini games by using a phone.
Porting Arduboy to SAMD51 MCU and ILI9341 TFT display using Wio Terminal.
How to Make Arduino SNAKE Game with Gamepad Module#Arduino
SrDuino is an open-source project that has adapted several games created by other users to work on a simple and inexpensive platform.
Adding RGB to an original Xbox with Arduino!
Resurrecting Tennis for Two, a video game from 1958. This is arguably the first documented video game.
Low cost robots to assist recovery of patients with non-traumatic brain injuries.
A credit card-sized retro gaming handheld powered by ESP32-S3, featuring a custom PCB, Wi-Fi, microSD storage, and multi-console emulation.
How to build a hammer strength test with Arduino, NeoPixels and The Tactigon Skin (T-Skin). Fun example to use accelerometer and Bluetooth.
A tabletop arcade machine built only from parts I already had available at home, using a Raspberry Pi, an old monitor and PS2 joysticks.
Alteration of the exercise bike for games on the PC, in car simulators and others.
Convert any text into the Simlish language from the game, The Sims; with the power of ChatGPT!
Random number generator with voice using maximum number provided.
Ever wanted to scare those pesky kids on Halloween as they are picking up sweets from your porch? Look NO further...
Control a grid of LEDs with your phone over the internet to play games like Pong!
Create an add-on board, using the standard created by Brian Benchoff and popularized at DEFCON 26! Easier than designing a whole badge. :)
