An Android Things-powered clock that allows the user to actually READ the time! Control it via Nearby API or through voice commands.

Sending data over Laser from one Arduino to another using a keypad and an LCD(100b/second)

Garage parking sensor using addressable RGB LEDs to provide feedback to vehicle driver as they approach and reach stop (park) position.

Drive without distracting your sight, take care of speed limits taking under control your car speed on windscreen! (2nd version available)

This is another one of the many unusual clocks you can see in some of my previous projects. IN-1 nixie tubes are relatively cheap.

This project is a prototype I will use in other digital clock projects I have in the works.

I wondered if the SSD1106 can be used for more than text & simple graphics. After a bit of overclocking I managed to stream video at 30 FPS.

An Arduino-based clock project.

A weather clock with RTC DS3231, 2 x weather sensor BME280, 20x4 LCD and brightness auto-adjust.

View images and RGB video play on SPI TFT display using Arduino Nano.

One big digit, fully functional Arduino Nano clock.

This is a nice retro-look weather station and clock that I made with a POS VFD display for which I did not have any data and information.

Shield, which facilitates connection to the Arduino Nano inexpensive TFT SPI display, micro SD card, Bluetooth module and cameras.

Use two rotary encoders to draw whatever picture your heart desires, and then shake it to erase the image — just like the real thing!

Race start sequence, then show winner for Hot Wheels diecast cars. Displays race time, both car real speed and winning difference in ms.

Display any picture or text on a 32x64 LED panel with just an Arduino Nano!

Make a DIY 224 LEDs strip face mask.

Clock that speaks in Italian.

Scrolling text on 8x8 matrices controlled from an Android phone.

eDOT is an Arduino based precision clock and weather station with built in IR remote receiver and automatic brightness adjustment.

In this I will tell you how to connect two 16*2 LCD together with single arduino. This is a very unique project. you can't find this anywhere.

Using 128×64 monochrome display with ST7920, I made an adjusting RTC clock based on an Arduino board.

Alarm clock on homemade 24x6 matrix with 144 8mm white LEDs.

An interesting clock that will appeal to those gamers that grew up on retro games like Pong, Pacman and Tetris.