RC light controller for driving 5 banks of 4 ws2812 led lights, using throttle, sterring, and chanel3 of an RC car.

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.

An innovative wearable technology for visually impaired peoples.

Hi, In this post I will show you how you can build a diy seven segment display with the help of a 3D printer, an Arduino and some LED bar...

A simple and cheap three wheeled time waster for almost any skill level. Basic stats are Arduino Mini Pro, Sonic distance, and a Gyro.

How to hack an ikea dioder to make it an IoT device. The project uses the mysensors opensource libraries.

Just how powerful is that plane?

I hacked the Breville One-Touch Tea Maker to play music from Star Wars. It plays when the tea basket moves down and when it moves back up.

DIY Arduino hot air SMD rework station.

The nice Renault Megane III piece of engineering and Arduino can play nicely together, assisting drivers on lanes change.

A soft switch with integrated energy monitoring enabling spark-free switching for electric vehicles and drones.

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

This is a homemade automatic cat feeder instruction. Simple to use and easy to build, no special tools or materials are needed.

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

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

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 Arduino glasses that can generate music / tone via a wearer's eyes.

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

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

I tried to make an Arduino helicopter which can be controlled via smartphone with Bluetooth.

Bluetooth and Android-based call indicator with panic switch for calling a preset number.

Speedometer that uses a GPS for speed sensing and an RGB LED to indicate speed to the user. Also features a blinking white light.

There are a lot of Arduino-based metal detectors using various technologies. This is one of them that uses direct frequency measurement.