An Arduino Mega is used to control a large (40 inch x 20 inch) color LED display with scrolling text. Software is provided for demos.

Hey guys! Here is a new tutorial to teach you how to make a digital clock based on the LIXIE display technology using an Arduino board.

This is a clock with its digits out of order. Within the apparent chaos is a beautiful order! Very easy to use including an alarm clock!

Small size code and simple hardware.

Randomly select from the 64 LED of an 8x8 matrix. Once a predetermined percent of the total have been selected, display the stats in colors.

This is a random number generator using 8x8 LED matrix and Arduino. It is adjustable from 1 to 60 and includes a timer play mode.

Integrate this easy-to-use DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor into your weather station, drone, weather balloon, or greenhouse.

Text Clock with Arduino that can display the time in two languages: English or Portuguese.

Add an LCD to your projects to display data acquired from sensors, display your own custom characters, or use it as a debugging tool.

This is a class voting machine.

A simple to build clock with many features.

An analog-style BMP180 barometer.

A project using a car brake rotor as a clock.

This project lets you write on an LCD using Morse code.

The proposed application uses a temperature sensor, an Arduino and a smart LED strip to create a large thermometer.

Simplest POV display with 5 LEDs and an Arduino Nano.

Simple weather station with WiFi forecast and measuring of temperature, humidity, air pressure via MKR ENV shield.

An Arduino noticeboard using a Bluetooth module.

This is probably the best project that can be done with this module.

Would you like to train your reaction time in milliseconds? Now you can with a timer inspired by the F1 race start lights.

Why play with traditional dice... when you own an Arduino?!

A simple to build LED matrix flip clock.

A simple clock using LED matrix and RTC to display the time, date and temperature.

Make your pixel art look delightfully retro using an OLED display. We'll see how to make your own image, and animate it.