Magnet levitation toy using Arduino. Cheap and easy to make!

How to create a simple LCD video game with Arduino.

Fun and easy green robot! Build a sun tracking solar array in under an hour. Bonus: charge your phone with free clean energy!

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

Project for controlling a LEGO Train with Arduino and LEGO® Power Functions.

Making the Shock Rifle from Unreal Tournament real!

A DIY Game console you can make and upload your own game like Snake or Pong.

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

An Arduino powered birthday reminder device that'll wish you happy birthday for 50 years on a single CR2450 coin cell.

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

In this video we are going to build our own digital pet using Arduino, a Tamagotchi clone.

Just got paid? Perfect! Time to make this fun Make-it-Rain machine. Clap your hands and let the money flow!

The RFID Lock Box combines Arduino, RFID and a Solenoid to make your very own personal safe!

Build a 4-button arcade game out of LEGO.

The Arduino Uno controls a 16 Neopixel unicorn horn. This includes a GPS module broadcasting through a cellular GSM shield.

This is a fun classical snake game. And if you want you can put it in a frame to make it into a gaming console.

An Arduino-based custom controller to use with paragliding PC games.

A 3D Printed Iron Man Helmet & Arc Reactor, controlled with a embedded Arduino Uno!

Construct a pinball type game with a ping pong ball and a playfield made from solenoids, u-brackets, a continuous rotation servo and more.

Free to talk, kind-of busy or "in the zone"? Tell your friends and colleagues with this cute, battery-powered semaphore.

Use an Arduino NeoPixel matrix to create a simple 1 player pong game!

Complete step by step guide how to make Arduino pong game. You can play pong game with the computer with a green paddle.

Use the OmniPreSense RADAR and an Arduino to read surrounding speeds and even make part of flux capacitor replica!

Do you have a pen stand that just sits there and does nothing? Can we make it play a game/flash LEDs every time you use it? Let's find out!