Set up your MATRIX device with Snips.ai to have a voice-controlled arc reactor that pulses on command.
ESP, you say? This ESP8266-01 programmer can load Arduino code, looks like a "talking board" piece... and is also an earring!
The perfect project to add candle light to your Christmas creche
A creepy display piece that aggressively twitches and moves in accordance with the light source.
Show spooky messages (inspired by the Stranger Things Ouija board) using a pan and tilt servo controlled by a BASIC program.
I like making robots, so I am going to be a robot.
BreakoutBros Halloween Special: A RF remote controlled Jack-o-Lantern
I made an RGB pumpkin wall light, which can be controlled by a smartphone via Bluetooth, it has different modes and different colors so you
Scare your guests by flickering Hue lights and playing a scary movie. Couple with smart mirror and Alexa for full effect.
Add some spooky smarts to your Halloween with an eyeball that follows people around the room!
A temporary, programmable "tattoo" that can respond to its physical orientation, or play animations.
A dark scary cloud that flashes white lightening and scary rainbows, controlled by a micro:bit and neopixels
How about "Trick AND Treat". Let's scare the socks off the neighborhood kids.
Ever wanted to scare those pesky kids on Halloween as they are picking up sweets from your porch? Look NO further...
Control smart home elements by casting spells with a Harry Potter wand.
Glowing eyes appear, blink a few times, and disappear again. What are these creatures? Why are they watching us?!
There's no better way to say "Happy Octoween" than with your own twitter controlled reaper.
An autonomous Jack in the Box using a Raspberry Pi and a Pi Camera to detect when it's being looked at, or not.
Dominate Halloween by having this Internet of Things pumpkin on your front porch throwing flames at the press of a button.
Stick-on, glowing LED designs that respond to light and sound!
This is a Halloween project that displays an animated pumpkin head in such a way that it looks like a ghostly figure.
Want to spruce up a Halloween costume but you are out of time - here is a quickie with a few interesting tricks.
This tutorial will explore direct node to node LoRa communication. The two nodes will "Ping-Pong" between each other lighting up pumpkins.
Are you ready to add a little Arduino to your Halloween decorations?
