émile is a writing machine using the Baudot code – a binary 5-bit code, predecessor of ASCII and EBCDID.

Christmas lights controlled via the Internet by anybody.

‘Do humans dream of machines?’ represents a negative feedback loop between human and machine.

The mechanism of the project depends on the motion of many wires connected with each other...

A little tribute machine that prints On The Road novel in a scroll paper.

Creative approach to building electronic chessboard upon RFID technology, Hall effect sensors, and Arduino Mega.

A night table with a weather station that displays the date and time.

An Arduino-powered telegraph as an external keyboard.

An automated pill dispensing/packaging machine that packages pills into standard 14 slot pill boxes to save time, money, and reduce errors.

An infrastructural imaginary where an ore of granule particles (silica and iron) is written and read as a granular record.

A 3D-printed, Arduino-controlled DIY robot, designed to be used in children's hospitals, bringing some fun to the kids!

I made this LED pendant light from plywood, LED strips, and flexible LED channel. It is controlled by an Arduino and syncs to music.

Area stepper motor on an electromagnetic lane. A basic physical working system hold and drives only based on electromagnetic forces. .

Let's control 135 servos with a single Arduino!

Recreating old mosaic technique with lasers.

A very simple circuit to activate four timed solenoids for automated percussion: in this case hitting resonant plastic pipes.

You can make someone else's sunglasses see-through via BLE and check them out from far away, perhaps with your heartbeat.

A smart bus shelter project integrated with LCD displays(schedule&details of buses, routes), piezo-electricity and crystals using IoT Tech.

A device capable of frightening my sister and compatible with other members of the family.

I made a pronunciation training machine using Google Speech API.

We had to make a 'final' art piece for our 8th Grade Fine Arts piece around the theme "Labels". Arduino? Arduino. Let's go!

Traffic Light Information System that lets the driver know at which speed he needs to drive in order to pass the green light.

A team of secondary school students from Greece use Arduinos to learn programming and their creations have enjoyed broad media coverage.

School System of innovative services. And Radio Electronic Multifunctional Intellectual Controller REMIC for classrooms, Cypress-based.