Retro Atari 65XE plus Arduino Leonardo as USB-keyboard for a modern computer. It will leave the opportunity to use this Atari in native mode.

Control your mouse cursor with this simple Leonardo switch setup.

This is a demo video for the Piksey Atto. We learn how to use it as a MIDI device and control tracks in Ableton Live 10 Lite.

An indoor air quality monitoring system for detecting toxic gases.

I found the Arduino Leonardo to be a great way to manage my CNC machine with little programming effort.

I'll show you, how to monitor some hardware variables.

Position is sent to Thinger. io dashboard with a map view. SMS reply on request with map link and triggered notifications - software odometer

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

Make simple math with arduino UNO

Make a "4-cilinder" motor of demolished drives

Park your car safely in the garage with Arduino!

A walking gorilla built with EDUBOX kit.

Arbalet is a touch table made of 150 LEDs. Play Tetris Snake or Piano on your coffee table, or develop your own Python apps!

Authentication system that requires users to present their badge in order to grind their beans.

Arduino-based Interface Lets Any Exercise Bike Use Google Maps Street View

It's a screen with colorful backlight that shows you some information about printing progress.

A rotary table for 3D photography.

A modular orientation and acceleration data logger using a pair of ultrasonic sensors, RF transceivers, and a 1Sheeld.

Thought controlled system with personal webserver and 3 working functions: robot controller, home automation and PC mouse controller.

YolkaBot - Cheap'n'simple telepresence bot with Arduino, any win/linux laptop and cross-platform remote control apps.

Using an optical flow sensor to turn gestures in the air into mouse movements.

Play video games on your laptop using your phone as a gamepad

In this project we're going to use an Arduino Leonardo to simulate a possible USB attack using HID (human interface device).

Using WiFi to control your Arduino UNO, Nano or Mega as a basis. Includes feedback and simple hardware.