Single player reaction light game that also tells the weather
We will literally make no programming in this project to control the speed and direction of stepper motor using A4988
Don't we all want the most incredible LED earrings possible? Let's make some!
A toy top based on an STM32F0 that uses an accelerometer to display POV animations on a line of LEDs as it spins!
The "Social Distancing LED" that alerts you when someone gets too close within 2m.
PixelPad Indian is an electronic badge based on an ATmega32U4 microcontroller, which comes with many built-in features!
We make the Bose speaker smarter by making it adjust the volume automatic.
This is my second time of Fab Lab academy.
Two pendants that bring people closer than before. These internet connected pendants help you to send feelings to your loved ones.
Have you ever wanted to spice up your party environment with lights? This project uses two Particle Photons, a photoresistor and LED lights.
You'd think a technology this old would be simple. C-plus-plus software libraries help you with hardware wiring.
This simple LED chaser circuit is built around CD4060 CMOS integrated circuit and can deliver up to 800mA per channel.
Smart Home Automation using ESP32
This is another Hackster badge with SMD components designed for a soldering challenge during the Jalisco Maker Faire.
A web application using Raspberry Pi which provides an interactive way with song samples to play the piano using a buzzer and RGB led
Assemble your own LED flashlight and learn how it works. Entry level kit for everyone.
When I pushed switch, I used coding to make LED glow.
In this tutorial we are going to Turn ON or OFF the OLED Display using a button & Arduino. Watch the Video!
Create a pressure-sensitive backpack that lights up according to changes in weight
Thomson Semiconductor makes the STM8 series of MCUs. STVD Visual Design Studio program comes ready to assembly program ST7 and STM8 chips.
BerryBot is a robotics kit designed to enhance children's skills in programming, robotics, coordination, and problem-solving.
When electricity is not properly handled, it results in electrical shocks with a nasty experience. In this tutorial I'm making an AC tester.
A peacock-feather-inspired earring, based on an RGB LED. Made from plain copper electrical wire, and no solder!
Learn to control (ON/OFF) the Led and Buzzer using the Google Assistant and IFTTT with the BOLT IoT module.
