An analog-style BMP180 barometer.

A large 4-digit 7-segment counter with LiPo backup, in case USB power is cut.

An alarm clock with no physical buttons, just a remote control.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use and set up 2.4″ Touch LCD Shield for Arduino. Basic setup to a paint app!

This is a simple library for the common anode LTS 546AWC single digit display. Allows to turn on off segments and display digits.

Arduino Uno Touch Screen Piano

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

This clock uses the first 192 digits of Pi number to display the time in a 32 x 8 LED matrix in an original way.

Easy tutorial for the DS3231 module with multiple examples.

A 16x32 LED matrix displaying an evolving RGB countdown 'til the new year. A surefire way to bring a New Year's Eve party to the next level!

First, we will simply show some data on the screen. In the second example, we will show DHT22 sensor data on the LCD.

A little tutorial to make a digital photo frame, and also use the touch functions to navigate between images.

Use potentiometer inputs from Arduino along with your mouse to control a rotational symmetry drawing program in Processing.

In first part, we will show DHT22 sensor's data on the OLED. In the second part, we will display iPhone, Samsung and LG's logos on OLED.

With a Windows tablet, Arduino, and HC-SR04, you can create a graphical caliper to show the distance.

Interfacing the shield with Arduino UNO board and fixing the touch detection and inversion problem.

When the vibration module detects vibration, the lamp will go on for 2 seconds and this for 3 times.

Interface the 8×8 LED matrix and accelerometer. With the corresponding output from the accelerometer the movement of the LED is determined.

An alarm clock using a DS1302 RTC and a buzzer. You can set the RTC by a keypad as well as set the alarm.

The simplest Arduino LCD clock ever designed. Only needs an Arduino UNO, a 1602 LCD, and two buttons. No resistors, no potentiometer.

This project demonstrates the use of electronics and embedded system with clock.

With zero's, o's and few dashes, we can animate an LCD to make a retro-ish face that has blinking eyes and stuff.