An innovative wearable technology for visually impaired peoples.

Simple robot to build, involve no pcb or proto board, no frames, just using a lot of glues.

Sunglasses that serve an even more useful purpose than protecting the eyes of the blind. They can help them detect objects in front of them.

Use an infrared sensor to sense eye movements and control an LED.

Step aside, an amazing six-wheel off-road robot coming through! Check out this Arduino-based wireless surveillance DIY RC robot.

A low cost network of weather and soil sensors streaming real time data to Microsoft Azure for analysis.

Not your typical wall clock that tells time, it also becomes your wall light panels that lit up your scifi-like bedroom.

These Smart Blinds automatically open and close according to ambient light levels, and also close in response to heat.

Making an Infinity Gauntlet to interface with my Artificial Life project.

In this project, we'll combine a gyroscope and NeoPixels to build a device that lights LEDs corresponding to the angle of inclination.

Flip Dot Clock is a clock using Flip Dot Display. It's a matrix of colorful dots flipped by electromagnet, not LED.

A pair of talking smart glass, intended to help the visually impaired.

The project I want to share with you today is an Arduino maze game, which became a pocket console as capable as Arduboy!

How to make Pixie, a wristwatch that combines both analog and digital clock technology, with the precision of an atomic clock.

A romantic project for Valentine's Day - a 3D printed sunflower that opens and closes in reaction to light. Have a Sunny Valentine!

This Valentine's Day, spread love wirelessly.

A list of simple but interesting DIY arduino projects for beginners.

Low cost smart vitals wearable which can help in early detection of COVID-19 in front line workers

An other double plant watering version, now with more autonomy and less power consumption.

A water bottle that can keep track of your water intake and reminds you to drink enough water.

This tester can be used for NiCd, NiMh, and all flavors of Li-Ion rechargeables.

A 3D printed, battery powered box that includes an Arduino, an OLED display and a rotary encoder is used to control a motorized turntable.

A robotic arm that can be wirelessly controlled with a glove that contains IMU and flex sensors.

Do you always slack off on your computer and worry about getting busted? Not anymore!