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

Cheap and easy to build using VirtualPanel

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

A simple to build LED matrix flip clock.

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)

There is no doubt that you will love this wall clock.

Complete tutorial on how to control 8x8 Matrix when you do not want to use driver chips like MAX2719 and corresponding Libraries.

How to build an Arduino-based big LCD clock with two alarms and temperature monitor controlled by IR TV remote.

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.

Dear friends welcome to another tutorial! This is Nick from educ8s.tv and today we are going to build this small but impressive digi...

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.

A simple setup using an Arduino Nano and an LCD Keypad Shield to set the date, time and alarms for a DS3231 Real Time Clock (RTC).

This is another one of my series of unusual clocks. The time is displayed on the WS2812 LED strip containing 34 LEDs

A practical device for automatic measuring human height.

The construction is completely simplified, and the clock face is printed with a printer on a plain sheet of paper.

An Arduino-based clock project.

Small size code and simple hardware. Improved version now available.

How to make a nice retro look word clock. Word clock, because current time is presented in the form of text instead of numbers.

One year ago I built a simple Arduino dice with my son. We have learned a lot in the meantime and it's time for an update...

This project is similar to my previous one but uses the FHT library which turns out to be at least 4 times faster than the FFT.

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

This project uses and Arduino Nano, a DS1307 RTC, a 5V power supply, and three servos to display the time in a digital format.