This device measures fine dust and NO2 concentration in the air while on the move and adds GPS coordinates to each measurement location.

Imagine being outside cell phone range. How do you broadcast where you are for help? Enter an APRS tracker to broadcast location info.

This circuit measure the water level of a tank and wirelessly send it to a receiver where it is displayed using a LCD display and LEDs.

Arduino controlled auxiliary saddle bag lights for a motorcycle.

A clock which rewrites time again and again.

A clock with a real rotating moon.

They took our jobs, they will take our fun!

Humanoid talking robot

Connect a rotary dial telephone from the 80s to a cheap cellphone with an Arduino.

Control any of the 55 RGB LEDs on the tree, let Santa twerk for you, control a model railroad, or display custom text on an LED dot matrix.

Infinity mirror VU meter music equalizer is inspired by our infinity mirror clock project and we present it to our precious viewers.

An autonomous robot created from laser-cuts, moving on two wheels and finding the brightest spot in a room.

It's a Morse code receiver base on processing the light signals.

Monitoring 100 year old factory processes are hard, but it gets easier, safer and more reliable with a network of nRF24L01 RF transmitters.

Make your own simple polar CNC drawing machine.

Make your own RC toys, gadgets, stuff.

The ARKeytar is an Arduino based MIDI controller shaped as a maple wood keytar, with two softpots, a MIDI keyboard and CC controls.

Would you like to cast lightning bolt with a press of a button, now you can with #Bolt at Bangsar APW.

Control 55 RGB LEDs on the tree, let Santa twerk, control a model railroad, bus and balloon, or send your personal message to the display.

An internet radio player and DLNA audio renderer all in one.

New secret technology of John Connor.

Teaching kids how traffic lights work.

A smartphone-controlled Strandbeest that shoots rockets!

A Thrust Vector Controlled rocket that can maintain its orientation without the use of fins.