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

Writing only Arduino code, it is easy to set up control over experiments and display results on the VirtualPanel Windows application.

A modular 3D printed throttle quadrant and trim wheel for use with flight simulators.

Make simple math with arduino UNO

Just another Pro micro Volume Knob Setup with POTENTIOMETER

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

This is a Transport Controller for the DAW Studio One. influenced by vintage studio reel to reel remotes, but updated.

Just as the title says - with a 20-min gameplay video as proof.

Easy to build temperature and humidity sensor with a cheap 2x16 LCD.

Three ways to use Arduino as a USB to TTL converter. Helpful one!

This editor can be used for all DART based controllers. the layout, wich represents the real machine, can be personalized and saved

A DAC is a circuit that allows you to translate numeric values into analog signals.

A programmable countdown timer with loud voice countdown and trigger for dangerous experiments like starting fireworks

Grab an Arduino and turn it into a Power Point pointer using an IR sensor and your TV remote.

A short tutorial on running an ILI9225 Display with your Arduino Board

Halloween is near, so grab your Arduino, make an EMF detector and play with it.

Make an interactive project on the LattePanda, plug in sensors to make it more funny. You can also do it on your computer or Raspberry Pi!

This tutorial shows you how to control the screen brightness automatically. I use the LattePanda as a PC. Hope you like it.

What if an old IBM keyboard was converted with Arduino so it continuously types like Jack Nicholson in The Shining movie?

An Arduino project to help people wash their hands correctly during the COVID-19 crisis.

webUSB, webMIDI, webBluetooth, oh my web! In this session, we will explore what webUSB, webMIDI and webBluetooth API.

A walking gorilla built with EDUBOX kit.

Embedis is a library for creating simple embedded key-value servers using non-volatile storage like NVSRAM, FRAM, FLASH, or EEPROM.

It is a kinetic wall sculpture that spits a metal ball back and forth.