A Wristwatch Style Paw Patrol Communicator Using M5Dial V1.1
Easy to make 3D printed "chasing" EL wire goggles!
Augment anything fibrous/porous to make CUSTOM SENSORS! Pressure, stretch, capacitive, humidity, or temp. sensing? We got you covered.
Use a MAX32620FTHR to make bright LEDs blink along with the different rhythms of music (embedded Fourier transform).
A necklace that picks up the sounds around you. Plug it into an amp, or wear it as a statement!
Tackling nighttime hot flashes with automated ease and breeze.
My dog Sebastian is completely deaf. When he lost his best friend, Phreddy, last month, he also lost his "ears".
A sweet little shoulder dragon to accompany my Color Stealing Fairy project.
Flexible ring with a 3x magnifying glass that aids in PCB debugging.
In under 10 minutes, you'll have a working weather widget which shows you the temperature and humidity of your area.
Make a DIY light up sweater with Arduino and Adafruit wearables.
Use the Leibniz algorithm to calculate the value of Pi.
A turntable that works in conjunction with the 4-legged walking robot.
Shows the temp using a thermistor and a LCD display and Arduino Uno.
We'll look at how to control a simple tracked rover using Euler's angles. The remote controller can be put in a glove and become wearable!
A modular, stackable, wearable electronics development platform for rapid prototyping, proof of concept or learning.
Custom light-up wings controlled by a LilyPad Arduino board.
Light up the dance floor!
Learn how to make a neopixel led facemask using arduino & convert your boring mask into interesting one!
Automatically warm your neck and listen to music in style!
I backed the Pebble Time kickstarter campaign, first to be part of the cool kids and also to try some Ada hacking on the device.
You can without calories, not without Fitnez Meter! Sport smart not hard... The tool that tells you when you've reached your goal.
Controlling home appliance with gesture detection watch and custom build smart extension box!
Inspired by Mike Mak's Eye Clock, now the O-Watch can show the time with two googly eyes: hours (left eye) and minutes (right eye).
