Program the mBot via G-Code to trace a chalk pattern on a sidewalk or driveway. Fun for kids...
Turn your Arduino into an improved version of the classic 70's toy.
An electronic die
Created a touchless Covid Free Electronic Dice using Arduino to play some board games with my son.
I created Persistence of Vision (POV). It detects acceleration with an internal gyro sensor and draws pictures in the air with LEDs.
The alligator that said βγγγγ¨γγγγγΎγοΌThank you very much)β
Support of renwable transport by new technologies. Make all the objetcs and create a crazy racing like old Le Mans competitions.
The two toio robots engage in a heated battle on a rapidly rotating 50mm diameter cylinder! Which toio will emerge victorious?
It is a basic project for beginners who are interested in arduino
A cute panda pops out from inside a mug. An M5Stamp and a servo motor make it possible to fit the entire mechanism neatly inside the mug.
This is what I think is the simplest project here. great to look at the code if this is the first time you picked up an Arduino EVER
A smaller version of Bop-It.
This project uses a servo motor to press the buttons on an M5Stack StopWatch and stop it at exactly [5.00 seconds].
A battery-powered digital face block that snaps into LEGO DUPLO builds and changes its animated expression whenever the screen is pressed.
Our system seeks to program a fully autonomous toy car that can navigate its environment, avoid obstacles, and make real-time decisions with
Tilt a disc in your hands and six drops of light slosh around a 60-LED ring like water, while a red hunter circles and tries to catch them.
Draw your own tag, hand it to a friend, show it off. An NFC costume system that turns StackChan into a way to communicate.
Find the matching pairs of sounds! Hold the RFID tag over the reader to hear the sound.
A wrist-worn, motion-triggered web-shooter β punch the air and an Arduino-powered mechanism fires a magnetic web dart on a string, just like
Tilt your M5Stack StopWatch and watch your own photos tumble, roll, and pile up as round "drops" under real gravity. A pocket-sized physics
Prototype of a desktop robot created by vibe-circuiting
A real-life One Piece Den Den Mushi speaker whose mouth moves automatically in sync with any sound it plays.
Convert an image into a personalized 3D-printed keychain using SVG and Tinkercad. Simple, customizable, and easy to print.
