Simple FM radio based on RDA5807M module and Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V.

Learn or sharpen your Morse Code skills with Magic Morse implemented on Arduino!

Use the power of a Windows 10 UWP app to control and monitor a kegerator to keep your beverages cold, fresh and always on tap.

Trying to build a cheap Arduino data glasses for everybody. It's working, and now it can even help to avoid accidents.

A walking insect looking thing made from leftovers.

Smartwatch that shows notifications from an iPhone and automatically synchronize the time.

Nokia 5110 and Arduino mini make a great serial monitor that can easily be battery powered at 3 Volts.

Life Band monitors the health conditions of elderly up to date and provide immediate medical assistance if necessary.

Good vision is a precious gift but unfortunately loss of vision is becoming common now-a-days. Smart cap can help with navigation.

Home Automation - Monitor the sensor data, electrical appliances and smart push notifications using ARTIK Cloud.

A very simple and easy to make thermometer for your room. Not that much to it but it looks cool.

A Google Assistant compatible box for kids (from 2 years old) to control lights and other devices in their room.

How to turn your RC Car into a Bluetooth controlled RC Car.

Bring a pair of RFM12B's from HopeRF on-line quickly for Arduino packet radio experiments and projects.

Here I show how to take apart an old PlayStation analog stick, show what it's comprised of, and how to make it work with an Arduino!

We all love playing with RC toy cars. In this mini project let's create an RC toy car using a bunch of wheels, motors, Arduino & nRF24L01.

An adequate tool to keep in your First aid kit.

Make an Alexa clone using Raspberry Pi 3 and use it to control IOT RGB Lamp (Arduino Nano + ESP8266) that supports Philip Hue commands.

Just a simple infrared thermometer.

A Keurig coffee maker controlled by a Node Lua ESP 8266 , Cayenne myDevices, Arduino Pro Mini and a stepper motor with driver.

Holiday is always a good reason to make something cool. This time I wanted to play with Pro Minis and an RTC module.

The Sink That Can Think

By modifying a DL-44 Blaster, I created a remote control that can change channels and change the volume based on what angle it's held.

How to upgrade the BadgerStick Arduino board by SparkFun, if you got one at SXSW 2015