Sending Bytes to an 8x8 LED Matrix.

Yet another useless Arduino clock, but i love it.

Simple device to control and initialize DALI lamps.

LED cube 4x4x4, 64 LED diode, 16 forms of work.

Common Cathode and Common Anode RGB LEDs are two different kinds of RGB LEDs whose function is same but working is different.

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

The device displays animated GIF pictures on a rotating cylinder. The GIF pictures can be downloaded from a PC via Bluetooth.

Build a beautiful “infinity mirror” Illusion that you can control by changing this mirrors' orientation. Rotate for changing colors!

This project will let you have some fun playing with colors using Arduino analog input / output. Change colors with just a twist.

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

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 project shows the integration of hardware with mobile application. The user can control equipment from his phone over the internet.

This is my project about an Analog Clock on a LED matrix and Arduino.

Using the power of motion, swipe in 4 directions to change the color of an LED!

Simulate a traffic light using an Arduino and LEDs! This project is super cool to watch and easy to make!

The TrafficLight is a project that has Arduino-powered LEDs Blinking like a traffic light.

Christmas is near!

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

Low-cost outdoor lights with DMX control.

In this project, I am going to demonstrate how to use a potentiometer to dim LEDs.

Binary Clock using LED Matrix module (8x8) and presenting many features: time, date, day of week, week of year and also the Moon phase!

Everyone loved Knight Rider. I want to see more KITT scanners in the world.

Build a simple LED throwie, then make it smart with an Arduino.

Ten LEDs connected to an Arduino Uno and a potentiometer.