Build an adapter so vintage joysticks can be used on modern systems

A pedal board to send MIDI Program Change to my old guitar multieffect that has a MIDI IN port.

Build a simple shutter speed tester for film cameras.

A simple 5 button USB keyboard using Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit for kids with muscular conditions like myopathy or muscular dystrophy.

A thimble which, thanks to a GY-521 and an Arduino Leonardo, is able to control the mouse pointer.

Simple USB to MIDI adapter based on an Arduino Micro or Leonardo, optionally with the ability to filter the MIDI data.

Admit it, you always wanted to play around with a breath controller but couldn't justify the expense. Well, you have no excuse now.

Convert a Kawai F-30 or similar to a fully configurable triple continuous USB standalone pedal. No soldering, seamless and reversible!

In this tutorial, you'll learn how you can use two serial interfaces to talk to Arduino Micro and the ESP8266 module.

No more fumbling for the mute when you need to speak. Just hit the button!

Arduino Based Theremin with MOZZI Library and LDR

Control any video game with this usb controller!

Time-saving button designed to automatically leave a game of SC2. Options available to suit any state of mind.

It's a remake of the Boulder Dash game made for a homemade Arduboy.

A simple and small music box with customizable tunes. Parts involved? Arduino Micro, buzzer and a switch.

Control your PC musical software from a MIDI keyboard.

This 'Arduino Fast Power-MOSFET Driver Cookbook' demonstrates three inexpensive options to drive large Power MOSFET's fast.

Wait for light - press a button. So simple but so funny. All our family plays the game.

We used the X-Carve CNC, along with an Arduino Micro and an LED strip, to make an AWESOME backlit skull sign for our workshop!

Build a small and robust device with minimal effort, turning any jack plug footswitch into a USB footswitch.

Custom lights for your 3D printed lithophane case.

Now you don't have to remember any of your passwords, and they are still safe and ready to use!

A one-button USB controller for hands-free voice communications while gaming.

Being able to play Atari games like they were meant to be played in the '80s is really hard today, but possible with the help of an Arduino.