More tricks this year for Halloween! This spooky mirror will turn anyone into a ghost!
Make an awesomely Spooky LED Skull Light! Great piece of Décor to add to your Halloween Haunted House collection.
Just in time for Halloween, here's a project that's an electrified ode to the classic carved squash.
A jack-o'-lantern which change color when someone passes in front of it.
Building a jetpack for my 5yo who is obsessed with Royden Lepp's graphic novel Rust whose protagonist is a small cyborg boy with a jetpack.
well, what can I say, title explains everything, it's a 555 timer IC Based Blinky Board made from THT components.
Create, display, and share a simple 'glowing eyes' effect on a LIFX Tile.
How to make your own LED Pumpkin using Arduino and some simple electronic components for this Halloween?
A simple way to add a little animatronic personality to your child's Halloween costume.
A delightful way to get into spooky season with a homemade costume to light up the night.
This is a Halloween themed robotic toy with special surprises: say happy halloween whenever a person approaches; follow a ball or a line.
In this Tutorial we will learn how to make the Legendary SteamPunk Goggles that change colors.
Build a Rudolph with a nose so bright, using things you have around the house!
Here, you’ll see how to build a cheap and easy digipack-based system that can detect human motion and set off our Halloween decorations.
Kick your spooky decorations up a notch with some LEDs and Arduino
Build your own cute Spooky Scary Skeleton Robot for Halloween - Using a Raspberry Pi Pico/Pico W, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Range finder, and an SG
Using the Arduino Nano, Mr. Scary Pumpkin can move, groove and spook to the spirit of you!!
The night before a Halloween party I thought - wouldn't it be cool to add a sound-responsive element to my costume?
Simple project that flashes LED eyes in your Halloween pumpkin. Non-blocking so they eyes can flash out of synch.
Scare your Halloween trick-or-treater with a motion-activated spooky pumpkin! Powered by Arduino Nano, DFPlayer Mini, PIR sensor, and LEDs!
A skull in a 'bag of bones' that sees you, plays a random tune and moves using a PicoW!
Mini Apple II “surprise” machine.
My curiosity to create something new and interesting got me into creating this gothic style rechargeable lantern.
We have made an automatic candy machine for Halloween. You could get a candy just with your stored fingerprint! Is it funny and cool? Let's
