A DIY pinwheel controlled by Arduino using a DC motor recycled from a portable CD player.
Create a light-sensitive, star-shaped RGB LED nightlight for your kids, your family, your friends, or even yourself!
Manual and programmable robotic arm with fancy control panel.
Snap Circuits® makes learning electronics easy and fun! These projects are designed for younger kids who want to be introduced to IoT.
Here, you will learn how to make an autonomous robot which will follow the object in front of it.
Kids love to interact with smart devices and here is another smart device that will tell kids if their answer is correct or not!
A robot my son calls Transformer's Baby. It is an intelligent toy which can autonomously drive on the floor avoiding obstacles.
An Alexa app that tells you if your kids are up by using Walabot to uncreeply track them, then possibly wake them up or tell them to sleep.
Primer Poyecto: Juego Simón Dice - Botones, LEDs, Buzzer
Trigger a motion event using your Snapino and IFTTT.
Arduino 6 LED Patterns
We will light up two LEDs connected to Arduino at different intervals. One LED will light up 10 times in 1 second, while the other LED will
This neat little gadget has a fingerprint sensor so you can secure your cool stuff in a personalised portable case.
Hey friends in this tutorial I'm going to show you how to make different patterns with 3 LED's using Arduino Uno. This is a simple project.
Hack your Chucks to bring the weather forecast to your feet, with Neopixels and a Bluetooth LE device to relay weather data from your phone.
Device for tracking multiple players' or teams' score for games and activities.
Enjoy teaching your kids basic electronics and as a reward get them a unique Toy.
Snap Circuits® makes learning electronics easy and fun! These projects are designed for younger kids who want to get introduced IoT.
A robot for children which helps to play and reduce addiction of smartphone.
We have used Arduino to control the push-pull solenoids. Arduino SD card shield is used to read MIDI files from SD card.
Making a Simple line follower robot. (This is not for competitions)
An Arduino and Bluetooth-based Hot Wheels finish line timer to record cars' speed and determine the winner of each heat.
A walking gorilla built with EDUBOX kit.
