Ever asked how to control any device from any place in the world? In this tutorial, we'll learn how to control things wirelessly over WiFi.

We use an Uno to control 36 servo motors and create digital animated artwork.

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to use a wireless PlayStation 2 (PS2) controller and an Arduino Uno pilot a robotic tank.

In this project, I create a sound location finder. This circuit can be used as the basic building block to a robot that reacts to sound.

Controlling power to the system using alarms based on voltages!

Frustrated with the prices for high quality grow light systems? Let's design a fully controllable, easy to adjust, open-source LED panel.

Extract any YouTube channel's name and subscriber count and let an Arduino Uno display it.

Saves electricity and makes your home a smarter one with the security of Avnet.

Use a LiDAR-Lite module to measure distance with better accuracy, precision, and range.

Small size code and simple hardware.

A cheap DIY air quality monitoring device.

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.

Today I will show you how to make your ultrasonic levitator using an Arduino Nano.

Arduino is used to measure frequency and duty cycle of pulses and display them on LCD.

AKA how to build your own laboratory vortexer without spending a lot of money.

Make your own mini oscilloscope at home. It’s simple and easy to do!

Want to control you robot wirelessly through your laptop?! We're going to do that in this step by step tutorial with Arduino and Processing.

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!

An easy to build and use stereo RDS FM receiver with RDA5807.

This is our new Bluetooth RC car - based on our favorite Arduino Uno!

Control your media player using simple hand gestures. No complex circuit. Works on all computers.

Use a DHT22 sensor with Arduino to acquire room relative humidity, temperature, humidex. Show values on display. Log data with MATLAB.

In this video, I test two DAOKI microphone sensors with my Arduino Uno to create a sound direction tester.

Instead of using 2-axis joysticks, I decided to use a spare TTP229-BSF capacitive touchpad to control a 4-DoF MeArm robotic arm.