A simplified ESP32 robot car for school project days. Two motors, PS5 control, ultrasonic sensor and three modes. No soldering needed.
A creative digital clock for New Year's Eve that lets users input and display wishes.
A kid-friendly Arduino nightlight that responds to claps, changes colors, and turned bedtime fear into bedtime fun
Kids solve math and spelling problems and earn "coins" for each correct answer. No phone or computer screens involved, just drachmath.
A cute panda pops out from inside a mug. An M5Stamp and a servo motor make it possible to fit the entire mechanism neatly inside the mug.
A battery-powered digital face block that snaps into LEGO DUPLO builds and changes its animated expression whenever the screen is pressed.
Mom + kids: home festival with PC, StackChan & AtomS3R. Cute play, not a tech flex.
A dad turned a Cardputer ADV into his kids' first instrument: every key always sounds right, and the box remembers their melodies.
A press-any-key ABC toy for toddlers on the M5Cardputer Adv: letters sing and write themselves. Swap packs for languages, or quizzes.
A coin starts your kid's show on the TV. No menu, no search, no reading, no adult. Then it plays one thing and stops.
