53 fun projects

Showcasing our spot welder, which is controlled by an Arduino Nano.

"Lottery Winner" for Arduino creates a sequence of non-repeating pseudo-random numbers for lottery or other applications.

KureBas V2.0 has manual mode and obstacle avoiding mode. He has a gripper, WiFi camera and new application that's produced for him.

An update of the older version of the keyboard. Now it doesn't require switches on your breadboard, you can use your pc keyboard.

As a musician and music passionate, this little Keyboard is my first (but not last) Arduino project. Hope you have fun with it :)

One year ago I built a simple Arduino dice with my son. We have learned a lot in the meantime and it's time for an update...

Halloween is near, so grab your Arduino, make an EMF detector and play with it.

Connect a rotary dial telephone from the 80s to a cheap cellphone with an Arduino.

Very basic obstacle avoidance robot that I used to introduce my 9 yo nephew and 7 yo niece to robotics...

The classic whack-a-mole game using LED lights and a joystick.

Custom Whac-A-Mole game with light- and sound effects.

A 3D-printed, open source, Arduino-based, Bluetooth-controlled, Scratch-programmable, six-legged robot built for games, education, and fun!

Meet Bert, a bipedal walking monster robot.

7 awesome cases for 7 different circuito.io-supported components. It's 3D time!

There's a front coming through! Cloud costume, complete with weather patterns.

A fun pocket-sized travel game for any age. Try your luck and make the light stop on the green LED.

What do you get when you cross light-up shoelaces, some NeoPixels, and a 3D-printed mount? A pretty cool display!

Game table created based on our favorite game - Pinball - on the Arduino; the cheapest and most easily manufactured board game.

Every Day is a Great Day for a Gift! Design your own Giftduino and give it to someone special.

This project allows the user to create their own light animations! Can modify each frame, the speed, and loop count.

A simple Ping Pong game played on a NeoPixel Ring with Arduino.