Persistence of vision is an optical illusion, it works on a simple phenomenon how our day to day television works.
Christmas Gift Box plays music and sends an email when it is opened.
Great anniversary/Valentine's Day gift. Music Box that plays favorite song with screen displaying picture.
Build the Internet for your friend Jen. This is a great gift idea for any nerd wanna-be.
A great and simple flashing heart in a box.
A small gift I made. A RGB mood lamp using a MSP430G2553 for low power control.
Would you like to surprise someone with a song?
Wooden Christmas tree decoration, with led rows representing string lights of a Christmas tree and a star on top of it.
This chest is made out of 3D printed parts and painted popsicle sticks. It's using an ATtiny85 to play the iconic melody when it's opened.
Waiting for Santa? Count down to his arrival with this MKR1000 device.
A beautiful and stylish light project, the Voronoi Heart Lamp.
Making my own special gift for a 50th anniversary with NeoPixel and an Arduino Nano.
Here is a special box that opens itself and rotates a mobile inside, then LEDs, music, camera and twitter will be turned on.
Coming MOTHER'S DAY. Do you have any gift idea? If your answer is " NO," do you want to give to her a gift?
Change the ornament color by choosing RGB color patterns. Block it by redirecting and play Jingle Bells via buttons. Share it :)
3D print your images!
This innovative project that leverages the power of MicroPython and Adafruit's obust libraries to create a Mini GIF Player on compact 80x160
The perfect gift to your family and friends and all you need is a 3D printer (and some wire ;-)).
Dusting off my analog electronics skills in this build of 'The Internet' from The IT Crowd to gift a family member for Christmas this year.
For Mother's Day and Father's Day, I wanted to create a memory in a gift that would last forever, in a very stylish way.
3D print a simple design and use it to emboss a custom design on a notebook. Makes a great gift!
Build your own mini interactive led Tree!
I built a device to display the name of the next person to receive a present on the TV to make the bestowment more fun and organized.
