Build a simple remote control car with Micro:bit for kids.
I 3D printed the parts for a Robotic Catapult
A finite state machine-powered maze solver that stores a log of steps without any external storage device.
A new toy for your kid(s) so you can watch your favorite TV show without being worried that your kid will be bored!
This toy consists of 4 buttons, 4 LEDs 5 potentiometers and 1 speaker. Toddlers can turn, slide and push to change the lights & sounds.
A simple yet high quality digital photo frame on Pi with Windows IoT and Angular 2 PoC for compatibility as Windows IoT front-end framework.
Area stepper motor on an electromagnetic lane. A basic physical working system hold and drives only based on electromagnetic forces. .
My daughter made three floor hotel for LOL dolls, but wasn’t satisfied with manual elevator. So I automated it.
Christmas lights controlled via the Internet by anybody.
I am using Hasbro's 1998 Furby, a Raspberry Pi Zero W, Pimoroni Explorer pHAT, and the Mycroft AI to make a fun robo assistant.
A system where you can type in messages using morse code.
I made a Whack-A-Mole for a cat using an Arduino with BLE. Source code and 3D printing data is available on GitHub.
With KY-035 quadrature sensors, the direction of rotation and the RPM of the motors can be determined.
This obstacle avoiding robot a.k.a. NT1 avoids obstacles in its way by using the ultrasonic ranging sensor HC-SR04.
This spider will keep quiet in the night. But once there is light, the spider will start to vibrate, avoiding the light.
Transform your mediocre Jack-In-The-Box into a fun mechatronics project with an Arduino, Rotary Encoder, Servo Motor, and more!
Demonstration of Arduino crossroad with traffic lights.
Make an articulated robot action figure from your favorite soda can.
This project will show how to do a simple LED Dice and a button, using the "random()" function on Arduino IDE. Enjoy!
In this project I will show you how I made a car. I will also show u how to make it step by step.
Transforms discarded electronics into a playable instrument at the cost of an Arduino and minimal wiring.
Kids love streamers! Make a majestic box with buttons (and lights!) which will power a fan to wave small streamers in the air!
By modifying a DL-44 Blaster, I created a remote control that can change channels and change the volume based on what angle it's held.
Programmable, circular, wearable LED array.
