Hey, wanna build a dragon? This is an easy to build and custom dragon using Adafruit's Crickit as a brain.
Create a Snap-Circuits friendly Arduino compatible from an ATtiny85 and a FTDI compatible bootloader.
A great project for beginners! You can play Dinosaur game not by pressing any keyboard buttons but by motion of your hand.
Pimp your buzz wire game using an Arduino to add sounds and levels!
Use an arduino board to play the chrome no internet dino game without touching your keyboard even once.
An easy to build fortune teller with a nod to the old Zoltar machines.
Cherry Tart: the Interactive & LEGO-compatible Crafting Nature-Inspired Robot Kit for Kids & Adults to Innovate
Learn how to make a really easy and fun robot arm!
Use the MakeCode platform to write a simple program that sends micro:bit (accelerometer) data directly into Excel!
Snap Circuits® makes learning electronics easy and fun! These projects are designed for younger kids who want to get introduced IoT.
arduino tic-tac-toe. mini game
This alarm clock is an attempt to get our toddler to stay quiet in the morning while we try to continue sleeping.
Learn about water quality in a fun way! Assemble your own DIY water probe and measure conductivity - the degree of pollution of any liquid.
A maker kit designed for Egyptian girls who want to learn electronics.
A starter project for those with Ethernet shields.
Learn how to control a servo using an ultrasonic sensor by making an interesting Scratch Angry Birds project in PictoBlox.
This was my Arduino-Starter-Project with my son. I just wanted an easy set-up and something he can use partically: HIS CUBE!
Bubble machine utilizing three servos and a DC motor.
In this project I made a simple automatic lamp using clapping sound. The component used is sensor KY-037, LED, and Arduino Nano.
Make a custom plush toy with your child's own voice.
Simple Hardware Platform- Lots of fun games - Tic-Tac-Toe, Dots & Boxes, and Simon
I decided to make this useless machine as a gift for my little nephew. I had a lot of fun making it and he really liked it.
Tracks joystick position and puts on a LCD. Put it at a position and hit reset and you get a position.
An Arduino and Bluetooth-based Hot Wheels finish line timer to record cars' speed and determine the winner of each heat.
