Arduino project #12 follow-up video. Now using common anode RGB LEDs.

RGB LED backlight with audio signal visualization for room/desk backlightning...

A nice looking analog style LED POV clock.

A simple project to add animated (marquee) lighting to your arcade cabinet or other project with an Arduino Nano and NeoPixels.

Supersede your old desk lamp with a new one controlled by an RFID tag or card and personalize it with an RGB color pattern to turn it off.

Control an RGB LED strip with an Arduino Nano.

Here We are going to make a light cube which will change color accordingly with surrounding sounds. This work is featured in Hackspace mag

We tried to make a project called "Heart Attack with LED". This is different. Because it will be a gift for your lover.

This project will show you how to make a DIY LED edge-lit acrylic sign.

This project combines the WS2812B RGB LED matrix and PIR motion sensor to greet visitors with a text.

Low-cost outdoor lights with DMX control.

This smart coffee table illuminates your environment according to the weight of your drink.

There's a front coming through! Cloud costume, complete with weather patterns.

How to create light graffiti effects with a CNC router, Arduino Nano, and RGB LED.

A beautiful and stylish light project, the Voronoi Heart Lamp.

A freeformable IR remote-controlled LED circuit. An all-in-one applicable DIY light chaser with Arduino-controlled patterns.

A stylish night light that will decorate your desks. We called it "LIGHTHOUSE UNDER THE SEA."

Use Arduino to run a spectacular Christmas light show. (Both in English and Spanish, en Ingles y Español.)

Make a cheap and good looking LED matrix.

Create a cool fire simulation effect with Wi-Fi wireless control. An Android app is also ready to play with your creation!

Make your skateboard a little more flashy!

A simple project with an Arduino and NeoPixels, animating the LEDs in Christmas colors.

Every birthday is special. So that the party is remembered, the table decoration plays an essential role. Look at this.

The Arduino dice of my previous project are perfect for kids. But it's even better if you add some special functions.