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

I'll show you, how to monitor some hardware variables.

Three ways to use Arduino as a USB to TTL converter. Helpful one!

It is a kinetic wall sculpture that spits a metal ball back and forth.

Easy to build temperature and humidity sensor with a cheap 2x16 LCD.

A modular orientation and acceleration data logger using a pair of ultrasonic sensors, RF transceivers, and a 1Sheeld.

What if an old IBM keyboard was converted with Arduino so it continuously types like Jack Nicholson in The Shining movie?

Using an optical flow sensor to turn gestures in the air into mouse movements.

Hand gesture control using Arduino Leonardo and IR sensors.

Using WiFi to control your Arduino UNO, Nano or Mega as a basis. Includes feedback and simple hardware.

LOFI Blocks is an app and a robot recipe that will help you learn (or teach others!) how to control ROBOTS.

Connect your Arduino via WebUSB with an web application circuit simulator.

A walking gorilla built with EDUBOX kit.

A DAC is a circuit that allows you to translate numeric values into analog signals.

How about we connect an Arduino to our mobile browser, run Node-RED and Johnny-Five on the browser.

The task of this machine is to go straight with a flame sensor module that catches the flame and buzzer gives alarm.

ArcheAge gamepad for instant combos.

5 Minutes Commodore 64 Joystick USB adapter.

Make an interactive project on the LattePanda, plug in sensors to make it more funny. You can also do it on your computer or Raspberry Pi!

This tutorial shows you how to control the screen brightness automatically. I use the LattePanda as a PC. Hope you like it.

Grab an Arduino and turn it into a Power Point pointer using an IR sensor and your TV remote.

Building a MIDI instrument.

Arduino Mkr1000 + Uno + Leonardo + Java = Christmas shooting game.