Frustrated with the prices for high quality grow light systems? Let's design a fully controllable, easy to adjust, open-source LED panel.

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

Lightshow created from a cylinder of 288 RGB LEDs.

Set up your Arduino and Raspberry Pi to control lighting and animation on an RGB LED strip from your smartphone or PC.

Simple device to control and initialize DALI lamps.

Build a 3D printed Lunar Phase Clock for your desk or nightstand.

An interesting light display using 64 glue sticks and 128 WS2812B RGB LED strips.

I made two NeoPixel sabers controlled by Arduino, with plumbing part hilts that look nice, and animated party modes.

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

A nice looking analog style LED POV clock.

This project allows the user to create their own light animations! Can modify each frame, the speed, and loop count.

I made an LED eyeball controlled by a Nintendo Wii Nunchuck Controller.

It's a dimmer switch! Create your own touch interface for controlling your Philips Hue lights using Bare Conductive's conductive paint.

Chromotherapy light with Raspberry and Arduino. Use your WebCam to identify your happiness status and turn on the light color of your room

A 3D-printed snowflake made with Arduino Uno. Has 91 addressable RGB LEDs.

LED Mood Lamp using the popular WS2812 LEDs!

What do you get when you cross light-up shoelaces, some NeoPixels, and a 3D-printed mount? A pretty cool display!

I made a eye-ball using LED Tape Neopixel. It blink and pupil is moved to the left and right.

Move your drone racing skills to the next level with these interactive air gates!

In this project, we will print out Morse Code of a sentence typed in Serial Monitor by flashing LED for each word and space between them.

This infinity mirror with individual programmable LEDs loops through 20 light effects, guards your room in the dark and plays a memory game.

This cube is easy to build with no circuit board and minimum external components; and it comes with a lot of animations and effects.

I tried controlling the display of flexible LED matrix with 3D gesture sensor.

Traffic lights system for a two-street crossing with pedestrian lights, controlled by Arduino.