A chain reaction machine using micro:bit, Lego EV3, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, a light sensor, a color sensor, a moisture sensor, etc.

With this simple Arduino project, you can servo motor using a remote control.

Chiming clock using RTC that has switchable chimes, cuckoo sounds, etc. and can also highlight special events.

A wearable sound device that can amplify the sounds of footsteps and allows you to replace the sound of your steps with any other sounds.

Large scale kinetic light installation in the former cable factory.

The IR Remote Hacker imagines that you can control all remote-controlled electronic devices by voice and also with a mobile application.

A really economic street lighting system.

Arduino Synth is a project that consists of creating an 8-bit capacitive synthesizer.

Use only 3 digital pins on your Arduino to display characters on the single digit 7-segment display.

Solar tracking photovoltaic (dual axis) that follows the sun, using LDR sensors and two DC motors.

The aim of the project is to play chess in a completely automated environment.

This is a simple project based on Arduino. In this project, an AC light can be controlled with the help of our Android phone.

This is a vehicle automation project with one more idea of ​​what you can do using Arduino.

An Arduino Rc Car but it has LCD i2c for sending messages and debugging.

I control appliances when I move this Infinity Gauntlet!

DIY Infinity Gauntlet from cardboard (Reality Stone controlled light switch).

The Memory Game

Wheelchair whose motion can be controlled using simple hand gestures.

An interactive game for a new Heineken 0.0 non-alcohol drink.

Quo Vadis is an interactive boat in the inner garden of a retirement home for people with dementia.

A senseless, badly implemented idea for anybody to improve: ASCII-Braille real-time translation via Arduino.

Can a wooden block, wrapped in LED strips be turned into Rubik's cube?

A digital baumanometer built using an Arduino Uno board, where the data is analyzed with a slope method in Python.

A theremin made out of two ultrasonic sensors.