What'd it be to interact with people using 'social media features' in real life? There's a wearable that explores exactly that!!!

An Arduino-based programmable light suit for dancers.

Quo Vadis is an interactive boat in the inner garden of a retirement home for people with dementia.

Read brain waves and prints poetry on a small screen as long as you are focused and concentrated.

The mycelium machine transmits binary data through a mycelium mesh in the Earth. It does this so by manipulating the pH levels.

Replacing the old and expensive mechanical system with the much reliable and cheap electrical system using Arduino!

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.

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

An Arduino-powered telegraph as an external keyboard.

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

Recreating old mosaic technique with lasers.

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

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

Plastic Reflectic is an interactive installation that shows the visitor their own silhouette in floating plastic ocean waste.

A robotic donation box that engages the donor and creates collaborative video art based on their donation.

The New Velocity is a machine that plots the phantom Sandy Island in digital means.

A textile interface for controlling generative audiovisual output.

New secret technology of John Connor.

The Automatic Orchestra is an audio installation exploring algorithmic composition and networked music.