Have you ever been too lazy to get up and turn on or off your lights? Then this Sound Activated LED Strip is just for you.
This Project Is Made To Avoid The Fire Accidents. This Project Will Help Us When There Is Fire In Any Place, Sms Is Sended When There Is Fire
A tiny tool to 'listen' to colors around you—changing how you see the world, just a little.
The Beatmaster 2000 is a sequencer that plays homage to the weird sounds emanating from games of the 80's.
Advanced. You need an oscilloscope to do this project. Safe 5volt signal from Arduino board.
Epic looking light-up clothing that adapts to the volume of the environment
Inspired by HAL9000, this device talks and updates us about the AQ of the room.
Too lazy to turn on your speakers? Too forgetful to turn them off? Look no further, as this project will automate all of your worries away!
Made the popular Atari Synth dual 555 timer based Tone generator from-scratch.
Your SegBot uses its right and left microphone to track down a low frequency emitter with a bandpass filter!
Simple DIY #Halloween decoration with #Arduino LCD #display and #WS2812B RGB lighting capable of #sound effects and #sensors
Using a Piezo and some pushbuttons, we made a small musical instrument on the breadboard
Design of a High-Performance Sound Card Based on PCM1792, SRC4193, and TPA6120
Hacked artificial outdoor Shouting Rock, controlled by HomeAssistant MQTT automation.
Utilize sensors to monitor sound disturbances and temperature levels in a gaming environment. If thresholds are reached, alerts are sent.
In this tutorial, I’ll guide you through setting up the KY-037 sound sensor with a Raspberry Pi using Python.
Flip the switch to turn on the lights and clap for the Silent Night melody to play in this Goodwill thrift-ed Christmas decoration.
Solar Powered Inductive chargers combined with LED-lit seating are reactive to sounds in the environment. Motion Sensors turn it off/on.
Creating a maze game for Neopixel screens. Move the pixel through the maze and reach the exit.
We made an LED panel that reacts to temperature, force, and sound.
The main purpose of this controller is to feel pain as you play! Prick yourself with Cacti to move, and scream in pain to jump!
In 2020, over 2.5 million people with visual disabilities were detected. Here we're giving them access to information in a smarter way
This box is a satirical take on the issue that video games make kids angry and violent. So this box reminds people to stay calm.
This sound system will measure the temperature, acceleration, and sound emitted from any engine.
