This Zelda Heart Container uses ESP8266 Wemos D1 mini board to change states from off, to on, to 1/2 a heart.
This extremely simple project is actually the minimum possible version of the Breakout Arcade game made on a 64 pixel display.
Ask for inspiration from a true Jedi master and a quote you will get.
Robot V.S. Human Connect 4 game played on a physical Connect 4 game board.
This project will show you how to make a DIY Battle Robot Tank.
Test your knowledge of great movies by matching five famous movies quotes. It will be great, fun activities among family and friends.
A real-time, camera-powered Rock-Paper-Scissors game built with Edge Impulse and the Arduino UNO Q. Can you beat Arduino?
This project creates a Hexabitz Magnetic detector for many applications like games and home automation.
I wanted To Create an Arduboy That is Micro sized and The Dream came True! Just Follow my Steps And You'll Make one Yourself!!
Extended Function to a program that delivered with ELEGOO Smart Robot Car Kit V3.0 you can make Your own
You will learn how to make your own IoT scoreboard using a NodeMCU.
Often times we need some type of motivation and inspiration. This Alexa Skill will fetch a famous quote from a celebrity to uplift you.
Print out the chasis and weapon, place in all the necessary components and you're ready to fight your first battle.
Feed it with a coin and it will thank you with a nice BURP!
In this guide we learn how to let others remotely control and view a servo motor through a game on Surrogate.tv
Learn about gamification principles and current research associated with adoption of it.
A Game Controller that you can wear and operate by movement of fingers.
The most easiest way available to make an LED dice controlled by a push button.
Have fun with Alexa as you learn of the greatest Man who ever lived on the Earth, Jesus Christ, through a fun-filled game with Echo Buttons!
In the previous 2 part tutorial we built a model that plays the card game Dobble. Now we'll be running it on our MaaXBoard.
The classic game of Pong, between two STM32F4DISCOVERY boards.
After cross compiling a simple Hello World app in C from a deb-based OS on 86_64 to ARMhf, I wanted to see what else I could port.
A upgraded version of the micro:bit game "snap-the-dot" adapted for the gamer:bit (controller:bit) hardware extension.
See how the Makeblock mBot Ultimate robotics kit makes learning programming and robotics easy