Christmas is near!

Arduino controlled auxiliary saddle bag lights for a motorcycle.

A freeform circuit sculpture of a snowflake. Driven by an Arduino Nano using 18 software PWM pins.

An Arduino logo engraved in acrylic with a touch sensitive aluminum LED stand.

An Arduino powered Stranger Things light wall costume that can be controlled via Bluetooth serial connection to a cell phone.

A fun, colourful RGB LED matrix with a twist!

It's a Morse code receiver base on processing the light signals.

Flashlight controller, 3 LED (White, Red, Green), 6 modes + and charging with solar panel. Consummation Power Off is < 1mAmp.

Everybody here loves binary clocks. So do I, so I made one for myself.

Arduino Nano bike bag signals, controlled by a wireless (RF) RC attached to front handle.

An Arduino controlled glowing orb LED lamp with IR remote control.

The circuit was printed with the Electrifi conductive filament in 15 min. All 64 WS2812b SMD LEDs were attached to the circuits in 20 min.

8 light, rear of vehicle traffic advisor controller, with 4 modes and 14 patterns.

Valentine week is almost here; it's a perfect time to build something for your special one and what else could be better than blinking LEDs?

A simple Christmas tree with 9 LEDs (+ 1 extra from Arduino board).

A simple project trying out animations on a matrix of 5 NeoPixel rings.

More LED strips everywhere.

Show spooky messages (inspired by the Stranger Things Ouija board) using a pan and tilt servo controlled by a BASIC program.

Customised solar-powered & sensor-controlled guard lights to brighten up my apartment balcony that somehow does not have any lights fitted.

This is a wooden Christmas tree I made, using LEDs for the star at the top and the garland on the tree.

Wooden Christmas tree decoration, with led rows representing string lights of a Christmas tree and a star on top of it.

A system to check if a remote broadcast system has connection with the studio (and shows us when we are on air).

Coming MOTHER'S DAY. Do you have any gift idea? If your answer is " NO," do you want to give to her a gift?