Rate real roller coasters just like the classic game! Strap an Arduino UNO Q with an IMU into a fanny pack, and ride coasters!
it’s not about sticking to just one method. Whether it’s using a separate machine like the LattePanda or running a VM on a Raspberry Pi
Snipping tool seems not to be reliable enough, but there is an alternative solution.
Made a timer IC-based Synth themed after CAT.
A game controller made out of cardboard and copper wire to play video games with!
A DIY co-op board game with a cardboard/wood board & bio-material pieces. Build & play for fun!
This is a demo of the Particle Photon 2 and the Hiletgo ILI9341 TFT. The end result is a nice, clean dice rolling app.
The colors are never displayed using the words they describe! Can you say them?
The neural network isn't playing Pong, it IS Pong, and you can play it.
Who hits the target first wins and the respective LED will light up. Hits only count once the traffic lights turn to green.
This kit is help kids to to learn electrical by building Series Circuit Parallel Circuit.
There are different ways to reduce the pin-count of your project. A way to control N buttons / LEDs just using N + 2 pins NO EXTRA HARDWARE.
DIY pixel art gadget inspired from Etch A Sketch — draw, erase, and create retro-style art.
A simple game on a Nokia 5110 LCD screen
Bazzite Setting up guide on a Lattepanda MU
Mini Shooting Arcade Game.
Play Rock-Paper-Scissors with just your hand gesture
Robotics for everyone! Affordable kit lets you learn, create & play.
Olympics for the fingers.
DAIO is an unique die that contains all the dice needed to play RPG. This project was made for a college project study in UTFPR-PG, Brazil.
Analog thumb sticks so sensitive that the wings of a flapping butterfly could play Pong.
Everyone that Plays Pokemon games Always wants to hold a pokeball in their hands. Now you can feel like you have a Pokemon in your hands
A joystick controlled snake game displayed on an LED matrix screen.
Complete interactive game between human and robot — the classic Rock-Paper-Scissors — using the MyCobot 280 M5 robotic arm
