Arduino Project: How to make a Fidget Spinner RPM counter with Hall-effect sensor.

Here you make an artifically intelligent game opponent.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to connect and use a PS2 game console controller with Arduino.

A tutorial for beginners for making a memory game with an arduino and leds

Introducing a super easy automated control labyrinth marble maze.

Have you ever asked your self "how much time do I take in seeing something and reacting to it?", well this project lets you find out.

In this tutorial, I am going to show how you can make combinational lock using push button and Arduino.

Dear friends,In this Tutorial we are going to build an Arduino powered Game. It is the classic Pong Game! You can play against the co...

An Arduino plays with menus and sounds.

Make simple math with arduino UNO

Get the speed of your die-cast toy car!

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

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

Using an Adafruit compass/accelerometer and an 80-decibel alarm, this project prevents thieves from stealing your backpack.

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

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

Create the classic Simon Says game on a breadboard. This is the first part of a breadboard to PCB project using Upverter.

Learn how to animate and make games using arduino and lcd

Play the Chrome Dinosaur Game in real life using physical movements!

Kill this terrifying bug at any distance with a laser ray! (Or dream about it...)

Snap Circuits® makes learning electronics easy and fun! These projects are designed for younger kids who want to get introduced IoT.

A one click game that's easy to build and super fun to play!

Being able to play Atari games like they were meant to be played in the '80s is really hard today, but possible with the help of an Arduino.

Make your own Simon Says game with adjustable difficulty, sound and random levels.