This pumpkin is watching you. Every step you take, every move you make is seen by this creepy little guy.
Be the coolest house on the block for Halloween with the Candy Machine. Trick or treaters can pick from four different candies.
This is my Halloween project for 2016 that includes multiple ESP8266 and Raspberry Pi's that are linked together via MQTT.
CheerLights that are controlled by tweets and that change color in synchronization with all the other CheerLights around the world.
Need a last minute costume for Halloween? Be a human VU meter this year!
Look out, Raven Pi is watching you! With its swivelling head, piercing red eyes and loudly Poe-quoting speaker no motion is left un-noticed.
The next evolution of the iris goggles with a life of their own.
The TI LaunchPad™ development kit team decided to have some fun and use this spooky LaunchPad kit-based Halloween project to prank them.
Add some life to your Halloween decorations! Using micro:bit + LEDs, and some spooky music!
Learn how to build a "jump scare" skeleton that is remotely triggered using the Blues Wireless Notecard (without a host MCU!).
Cast your own spells with a micro:bit magic wand!
Halloween is the perfect time to use AI technology to scare people. Raspberry Pi just released a new AI camera to help me with that.
This is a Halloween practical joke "keyboard" that when you play a "ring tone", it mysteriously writes spooky.
Make a trick-or-treat tracker with a fake pumpkin and a Raspberry Pi WH that lights up!
What if we can control an Arduino with Augmented Reality App? What if we can combine both worlds? That's what made me look into this.
Are you ready to create something both eerie and captivating?
An ode to Stranger Things with NeoPixels and Circuit Python in two parts.
Setup multiple targets, then modify simple ray guns to shoot them and dispense candy each time. Great for the kids Halloween Party!
A new and improved robot to hand out candy.
A connected jack-o’-lantern with a web app for easy configuration and interaction.
It can make a random halloween-based story.
Control lights on this pumpkin's eyes and mouth using a smartphone or other connected device.
let's build a smoking 3d printed Halloween pumpkin using IC 555 and Arduino uno
With a Raspberry Pi, update a holiday tradition with blinking lights, music, and a naughty/nice indicator. All controlled with your phone.
