A four-digit seven-segment counter with three options.

Build your own Nixie tube clock/thermometer/display with ease.

Are you tired of looking at spinning hands or plain numbers? This clock gives you the time in English!

A never-ending quest. An infinite maze. How long will you survive?

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

Your typical led matrix in a DIY shield! Only 4x4 makes it perfect for beginners/intermediate.

Use your Arduino and build Nixie clock, thermometer and hygrometer. Beautifully made housing and easy to operate.

This project encodes serial messages into Morse code, and displays the characters on an LCD screen at the same time.

While debouncing needs improvement, it's a good start to understand interrupts!

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

An interesting and uncomplicated video player using Arduino UNO.

Want to test your strength, skill, and reaction time simultaneously? Do so with the enticing game of Light Striker!

Create a cool watch with Arduino.

Temperature, humidity and barometric pressure showing a comparison to a previous point in time and graphing the trend.

Gixie Clock is a modern device that reproduces the retro beauty of Nixie tube displays.

This is smart dice of Ludo using Arduino Uno.

Another type of clock, which needs a bit of thinking, before you can read it...

By using this color TFT LCD shield, we can show characters, strings, button interfacing, bitmap images, etc. on the color TFT LCD.

Learn how to control a display driven by an LC75829 General Purpose LCD driver.

Arduino version of the early mechanical television, invented by Nipkow more than 100 years ago.

Interfacing a 2.8 inch SPI TFT that has a ILI9341 chip to an Arduino Uno.

Stopwatch with start/pause/lap/reset functions built with Arduino uno, LCD and two switches.

A Matrix Orbital EVE2 3.5" EVE2 TFT, a servo and an AMS Magnetic Sensor Dev kit to show an on-screen 270-degree gauge with 3D-printed knob.

A scrolling text display, using 294 LEDs to simulate a stock exchange ticker.