A complete wire quiz buzzer system for 4 players using nRF24L01 radios with included TP4056 based battery charger and sound effects

Magnet levitation toy using Arduino. Cheap and easy to make!

Blast your enemies from a safe distance!

The good old buzz wire game, this time with score counter (as well as indicator lights).

Minimalist cars race with a strip of smart LEDs and two switches.This project has evolved and now has its own website: www.openledrace.com

Hugo just turned one, and to celebrate we bought him a Duktig kitchen from IKEA. I added a working microwave.

Fully adjustable via sketch of Arduino NANO/UNO | Easy making from ready-made components | Non-mechanical unbreakable sensors | Strong frame

Unlock an inconspicuous chest from across the room with a secret switch!

Arduino, OLED display and two buttons. All you need to build this mini-game!

Play tennis on a Neopixel matrix and an accelerometer with an Arduino! It's like Mario Tennis meets makers!

A cheap version of an Arduboy clone with which you can play a number of original Arduboy games.

Getting Tiny Tetris running on a 128x64 OLED display using an Arduino Nano or Uno.

Build a 4-button arcade game out of LEGO.

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

Relive your childhood memories with the new and better Tetris!

An Arduino powered birthday reminder device that will wish you on your birthday for 50 years on a single CR2450 coin cell.

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

Model car driving simulator made with the 2 servo motors and "SimTools" software.

They took our jobs, they will take our fun!

In this project it is presented 1-dimensional version of the classic game ‘Pong’ made with NeoPixel LED strip.

Make simple math with arduino UNO

Race controller for slot car or drone racing with dedicated racer gates. Cheap, portable, accurate, and easy to build.

Fully functional, automatic talking turret gun from the video game Portal 2!

Use an Arduino NeoPixel matrix to create a simple 1 player pong game!