Ever wanted to play with the computer that sparked the personal computer age but don't have the cash to buy an Altair? Build your own!

Let's control 135 servos with a single Arduino!

I plan for something cheap and wonderful animatronic. Then I plan it for sorting hat with the resources around me.

We use an Uno to control 36 servo motors and create digital animated artwork.

The robot navigates indoor, in a pre-defined path, with high accuracy, and allows its real-time tracking on a phone. No GPS, No WiFi, No Map

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

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

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

This interactive witch's cauldron gets progressively creepier the closer you come!

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

Arduino Snow Globe hosting a Virtual Reality Website. Play w/ snow in VR via HTC Vive, Tilt the Snow Globe and snow starts falling.

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

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

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

Turn your melodica into a compressed-air melodica controlled by Max and Arduino. It tries to follow the melodic contour it listens to!

New secret technology of John Connor.

Aren't they stunning?

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

I made ​​a digital windmill "Digindmill" revolved by breath.

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

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

I tell them I built a “phyllotaxis phenakistoscope” and they give me that puzzle look. So I say I built a super cool optical illusion box.

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

This ouija board gets a life of its own, with the planchette vibrating when it approaches certain letters - and it opens a lock!