Make your own Bluetooth Low Energy Game Controller using TI CC2640R2F BLE MCU.
Are you scared of the cold embrace of darkness? Brighten up your night and dream with RAYgbiv.
Recreate your favorite night lights from the Rainbow Building with rainbow vibe lights.
Bring a little cheer by making your own electronic circuit that lights up LEDs and jingles a holiday tune with the TI LaunchPad.
Tutorial on how to connect CC3200 to cloud.
Make your own Eddystone Beacon using TI CC2640R2F BLE MCU.
Infinite Deck is a macropad easy to use and almost unlimited profiles.
Now no more back pain! Get alerts whenever you maintain bad posture.
The project consists of turn on/off a mini pump on scheduled days, allowing the resident to leave without worrying who will wet the plants.
A model rocket launch system that has a small built-in weather station putting data collection and safety at the forefront of this project
TI CC2652RB is the very first Crystal-less wireless MCU. I used it to make a Bluetooth Low Energy PoS system.
I’ve created a midi controller drum pad using the adafruit circuit playground express’s touch capacitors and ableton live.
A full MSP430 project including functions to work with Newhaven NHD-C0216CiZ-FN-FBW-3V or any other LCD based on the ST7032 i2c controller.
Enhance your gaming experience with speed-adjustable color shifting RGB gamer lights!
We chose to design the ELEC version of Simon Says, Simar Says, by combining many Grove kit modules and coding techniques learned in class.
Helping plants see the light.
Fear no more! With our inescapable and blinding LEDefense Alarm System, burglars won't ever trespass again.
Play this elec version of guitar hero to have loads of fun with no skill/guitar involved!
A game that teaches children how to count
Create a comforting beacon of hope in this trying time. Cause an RGB LED to cycle through all hues.
If you liked Bop It!, you'll love Tilt It!: a game of fast patterns, even faster reactions, and a large dose of world-tilting fun.
The gamer needs to decide whether the frequency of the light (the intensity) is as same as the frequency of the buzz (the pitch).
