Adding a moving red eye to the iconic Terminator Glasses.

We're going to learn how to automate electric shades (the ones that work with DC motors and are controlled by inversing polarity).

So the big aim here is obviously to predict the rain in the future. We'll build a system that does just that from scratch!

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

Arduino automatic multiple light control system. Room light on, table lamp off. Room light off, table lamp on via gesture.

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

Wireless charger with interactive light effects that can change the lighting according to the music to make your desktop more interesting.

Move your hand around - lights ON. Move hands over that again - lights OFF. Cool, right?

DIY Arduino hot air SMD rework station.

Imagine a plague doctor, but like in a cyberpunk post-apocalyptic future. It combines a plague doctor mask and a gas mask, and lights up!

A laser-cut robot kitten that runs and learns from you.

Use three stepper motors to make the classic analog clock movement in the opposite direction.

Cool little Pocket Metal Locator sensitive enough to identify small nails and tacks in wood with four independent search coils and LEDs.

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

Line following robot with RFID sensor for supplying materials and automating workflow - cheap and open source. Inspired by industrial robots

The sweet Portuguese Regina chocolate game. My electronic version.

IoT sensing, notifications, and analytics platform for urban and large-scale agriculture with automated irrigation, using Sigfox technology.

Build a wearable flashy "jelly fish skirt" using LED strings and optic fibers. Durable enough to dance and wear to parties or Burning Man!

This is a GSM modem (Siemen TC35i) that can be operated with a garage door opening and closing device.

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

I have made this project using an old CD player's DC motor, Arduino Pro Mini, LED, a Hall sensor, and some other electronic components.

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

A hand gesture-controlled car made from scrap DVD player. Hand gestures detected by gyro and Arduino-driven motor.

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