A giant 10 x 10 LED board game of Battleships all controlled by an old 1960s Swiss rotary Bakelite phone.
Here is another FastLED project for your eyes. Wokwi Arduino simulator makes it possible to easily create as well as share the projects :)
A standalone wearable badge that will show people how far away they are so they don't accidentally run into you.
iPi [Eye-Pie] is an enclosure for the Raspberry Pi Model B that also fits a 16x32 LED RGB pixel Array.
This time I have designed something very beautiful, smart and fully customizable π β A Cloud Based RGB Smart Clock made using WS2812B LEDs,
The I used what I had at home version of Adafruit's BMO. Using digispark board, LED matrix, buzzer with rechargeable battery.
The article provides an in-depth exploration of the MAX7219 8x8 LED Matrix Module, and how to interface it with an Arduino.
This is an Eight day Scrolling Weather Forecast.
A hugely improved and updated version of my Artificial Life project using the Pimoroni Unicorn HAT HD!
This can be used to design your own Arduino-based games, or simply use it as a gaming controller for your computer!
Pressed on the matrix button, the corresponding number of LEDs can be illuminated, and the number is displayed on the dot matrix.
The R4 Wifi not only offers an RTC clock but also can show the time or the date on its LED matrix.
Easy to use educational shield for Arduino Uno
A 3D printed Micro Word Clock based on a 8x8 LED matrix. Time is shown as words or and as scrolling text.
Desktop LED Matrix combined with a ESP32 for easy connectivity.
This project takes a BeagleBone Black, and a LED Matrix display and creates a clock that also displays the current temperature.
In this second tutorial I will be sending text and color data through the internet.
An introduction to microcontrollers for primary school students.
Pixo | Dazzling Desk Display
A Spectrum Analyzer using a 16x16 WS2812B LED matrix. It's built using ESP32 module and fully 3D printed case.
How easy it is to start with a Particle Photon and an LED matrix.
An FPGA-based real-time audio spectrum visualizer built on the PYNQ-Z2 development board.
Learn how to build a scrolling text display using MQTT, neopixels, and an ESP32
If you want to build an audio application with level meter and Raspberry Pi and don't know how, check out this project...