A very basic neopixel light show that employs fundamental coding, math, and loop iteration and throws in some basic MQTT fun
A Bongilcheon high school Innovation Lab project. These LEDs are small, powerful lights that are used in many different applications.
I won XIAO RP2040 at Hangout & Nerdout webinar, and as industrial & electronics engineer, I wondered what project could I build with XIAO.
This project is an electronic recreation of the classic 2 player pencil & paper game.
Build a simple touch detection system using a touch sensor and an LED bar for display.
Want to spruce up a Halloween costume but you are out of time - here is a quickie with a few interesting tricks.
A small desktop clock that displays the time using Roman numerals.
Control a led strip with an ultrasonic sensor, set the color with your hand, or switch modes and let the music control it!
Learn how to read data from an MPU6050 accelerometer/gyro sensor and control LEDs with your Meadow F7 Micro board using Meadow. Foundation.
Learn how to use the infrared receiver (U24) of Snap Circuits to detect input from remote controls with the micro:bit.
Catapulting the DeLorean from '88 to the future... in style.
This tutorial will explore direct node to node LoRa communication. The two nodes will "Ping-Pong" between each other lighting up pumpkins.
A Hackster logo badge made with LEDs from Elegoo.
A project using Particle Photon to blink 3 LEDs (red, blue and green) connected on a breadboard.
Wireless light festival LED badges that automatically fall into sync—no pairing, no controller.
MarCas Tech offers a watch and stopwatch, developed with Arduino Nano, settable with buttons.
This little lightbulb turns on when you have a EUREKA moment! Ft. the new TinyCircuits accelerometer and NeoPixel-compatible LED.
In this project, I am going to demonstrate how to Turn ON and OFF sequence of 12 LEDs depending upon the position of the knob of potentiome
A simple decoder or tester for infrared remote controls. Great for obtaining the command code for each button on the remote.
Touch gesture detection and recognition. A new way of interaction with Arduino. No GUI. Can be used in the smart home control system.
The light board is made up of glass filled with LED lights using the total internal reflection property of the glass.
Are you looking for the smallest Arduino-friendly microcontroller? Look no further than the ATtiny10 that you can program with Arduino IDE
In this project, I seek to control the brightness of a RGB LED, with tkinter GUI. Tested on Raspberry Pi 3 running Raspbian Jessie.
I will further extended my last project on serial communication by writing a program that controls the built-in LED on the Arduino Uno.
