A 16x16 Red/Green/Blue matrix display driven by shift registers, MOSFETs and a Arduino Pro Micro (old school electronics).
In this simple tutorial we will learn how to control the RGB LED Random color with a Remote control and Arduino and how to turn it ON/OFF.
This is a complete tutorial on how to make your first-ever PCB
RGB lighting for macro photography using CircuitPython.
Valentine’s Day is a chance for you to send love messages. Why not make a fun LED face with inexpensive components to express your feeling!
Scrolling text display and digital clock using the XIAO ESP32S3 from Seeed Studio and a MAX7219-based 8x8 LED Matrix
This extremely simple project is actually the minimum possible version of the Breakout Arcade game made on a 64 pixel display.
In this tutorial you will see how to display a text on the Adafruit NeoPixel Shield for Arduino - 40 RGB LED Pixel Matrix
Hold-the-drop project shows the robustness and reliability of the connection between modules of Hexabitz.
Using a 12x8 LED matrix you can print either two big characters (marquee) or three digits. This library supports integers from 0 to 999 only
Introduction to "8 Square" from Seeed Studio - a soldering kit.
In this Tutorial we are going to explore how to measure a distance using the ATOM Matrix ESP32 and Ultrasonic Range sensor.
Try to find the right combination, facing Arduino in a game of Bulls and Cows.
64x32 LED matrix with WiFi, a temp/humidity sensor, and buttons in a laser cut housing; Python widget software framework on a PocketBeagle.
A custom-designed HT16K33-based 4-digit 16-segment display with I2C control, animations, and reusable firmware for embedded projects.
In this tutorial we are going to make a Simple LED Scanner using Atom Matrix ESP32.
A prototype low-cost, tileable, single-color LED matrix with low power consumption and scalable to large displays.
In this tutorial we are going to build a simple Countdown timer using LED Matrix MAX7219 and Arduino. Watch the Video!
A retro-style space shooting game built using an ESP8266 microcontroller and a 32x8 WS2812B LED matrix display.
This is just a quick bit of fun, grabbing a few parts that most hackers will have to hand and putting a bit of Christmas magic into a hack.
Super-fast, low-latency smart-pixel LED video display driven by Pi Zero W and Pixblasters MINI LED controller
A 'spin' on neopixel lights
A 16x16 Red/Green matrix display driven by shift registers, MOSFETs and a Arduino Pro Micro (old school electronics).
Learn how to program a Digispark ATtiny85 board to blink the built-in LED using Visuino.
