A badge to flash LED and play tone with adjustable tempo/blink rate.

UFO blasting game using an Arduino UNO, some random bits and an Atari-compatible joystick.

I made replicas of the two games, Pong and Breakout, to play on an Arduino Uno with a 2.4" TFT touchscreen.

A great project for beginners! You can play Dinosaur game not by pressing any keyboard buttons but by motion of your hand.

A custom made PCB fits onto an Arduino Uno. This is a game that can be played by two players.

Explore the endless possibilities of the MaxMatrix and create a pong game with it.

Make a Santa Claus that talks, sings, and takes selfie photos whenever someone passes by him.

Get the speed of your die-cast toy car!

Here's my minimal setup of a coilgun which uses a relay module to trigger the coil.

Make a Geiger counter alert at specific locations, without requiring any actual radioactive materials. Awesome for an escape room game!

How to build a hammer strength test with Arduino, NeoPixels and The Tactigon Skin (T-Skin). Fun example to use accelerometer and Bluetooth.

Ever wanted to scare those pesky kids on Halloween as they are picking up sweets from your porch? Look NO further...

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

Wanna do a simple hack with your Arduino? How about gaming? You can port any JavaScript games to your Arduino board by using PHPoC shield.

Arduino and easy to use photo occupancy sensors simplify control of the grade crossing signals and sound effects on a model railroad.

From now on, you don't need to worry about eyes. This pair of glasses is here to automatically protect your eyes!

An easy and simple way to replace your normal board game dice.

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

Tamaguino was one of my first Arduino projects and my first game developed to run on a microcontroller.

I was commissioned to create a quiz buzzer that would be used in a video shoot.

Cut the cord and play retro games on your couch with an Arduino and nRF24 radios.

A new toy for your kid(s) so you can watch your favorite TV show without being worried that your kid will be bored!

We needed a doorbell for our office's freight elevator.

A fun maze game for Arduino (optimized for Esplora) that uses a large map.