Pumkin with smart LED strip, PIR motion detector and servo motor to scare even more people. It's wireless and easy to control with Node-RED.
The goal is to defeat wave after wave of descending aliens with a horizontally moving laser to earn as many points as possible.
RGB Tube Lights made using Arduino Nano and WS2812B LEDs.
Adjust LED brightness using an Arduino.
Create a fast LED stream that goes back and forward while interfacing with buzzer!
Learn how to solder and debounce a switch.
Control WS2812 LED strings with Art-Net DMX over WiFi.
Learn how to build a really cool persistence of vision display for $1.
The Silent Wind is a wearable system that visualizes the invisible presence of wind through subtle light and movement with 5 microcontroller
Getting started with IoT can seem scary but as with most things you can learn a great place to start is taking a look at some examples!
Flicker is a spherical display with a resolution of up to 256x1024 pixels, 24 bit color and 15 FPS.
Music doesn’t just play for the ears but also dances before the eyes.
This Arduino library is for controling RGB LED colour and fading between colours.
Small and handy radio for your little ones. Let them play their favorite songs or fairytales. And that all in the wooden box!
This is a light dimmer and brighter circuit that we have made using Arduino and pushbuttons.
What do you get when you cross light-up shoelaces, some NeoPixels, and a 3D-printed mount? A pretty cool display!
Cool little project and toy.
You can add LEDs to your cross-stitch project using an Arduino LilyPad and conductive thread.
A 3D-printed, ATmega2560 (Arduino Mega)-based DJ MIDI controller .
An e-textile glove that combines an IMU, flex sensors, and touch input to drive reactive LEDs, vibration, and sound.
The LEDog collar lights up when it gets dark, helping you locate your dog from far away.
Express yourself boldly by lighting up a room when you enter – literally. Show the world who you are through electronic body art.
Colour changing lights I built for my wedding. Each light contains an ESP8266 and are controlled by a Raspberry PI running Node-Red.
Hey geeks, welcome back to Techatronic. In this article, we are going to make a heart beat sensor using Arduino UNO. You can find the BPM mo
