Let's hack a fidget spinner and turn it into a whirling dervish of sound making!
This bristlebot is made for comfort, not for speed :)
Drops a spider when people come within 30cm of your door @ halloween, then winds itself back up
I built a physical controller to make teleporting in Minecraft super easy!
Get you started with programming of the Arduino compatible mechanical arm.
I made a game for my 5 year old kid that likes Star Wars with a Laser Pointer and a Light Sensor with a littlebit Arduino to collect points.
When you are practicing for your next long range competition use the blind spotter and you will never miss the impact again.
Play list of favorite songs to animated lights and bobbing plush decor.
Have you ever wondered what to do with all those CD cases around the house? We can make a doll house or shelving units for toys.
Arduboy inspired by the game "Donkey Kong Jr" from Game and Watch.
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We are planning about the Leap Motion will be a product extension for the robot by combination with hobby electronic kit.
MU Snake Bot can detect, follow and attack a human silhouette. Will you be scared of this snake bot?
This project demonstrate the working of CapSense with fun.
Its an Arduino driven 4WD fitted with LEDs for the purpose of decoration for the car.
Toy for playing music from Cloud with voice recognition interface
Upgrade your old “dumb” IP cam by adding the full power of the SAM modules & Raspberry PI to it.
A blinking and beeping busy board with IoT cloud capabilities.
A musical cup that plays "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" upon pressing a button. Now, it plays "Happy Birthday to You" tune too.
This robot is able to dance, auto balancing, music producing and walking.
Google does not yet know the term Tumbller, but you'll get to know Tumbller as the ultimate electronic toy.
This project will show you how to make your own DIY Boxing Robot.
We created a Buzz-Lightyear inspired wristwatch using Micropython on our ESP32 board using the I2C communication protocol.
Activate two laser modules fastened to each arm of a dilapidated Action-Man figure and control an LED as background lighting via ESP8266.
