Ever wanted to play with the computer that sparked the personal computer age but don't have the cash to buy an Altair? Build your own!

Mechanical tulip sculpture that blooms with just gentle touch and can shine into any color of a rainbow.

Make an interactive table that displays games, an audio spectrum, and animations on a 12x12 built-in LED matrix.

Traffic Light Information System that lets the driver know at which speed he needs to drive in order to pass the green light.

Since the day I heard about and got to play with the Raspberry Pi a few years ago, I’ve wanted to make a Raspberry Pi-powered laptop.

The robot navigates indoor, in a pre-defined path, with high accuracy, and allows its real-time tracking on a phone. No GPS, No WiFi, No Map

Create a cozy atmosphere by projecting the flickering of lifelike artificial candle lights on the wall.

A Monster in a Box Halloween prop is a box or crate that appears to be jailing a monster which is on the verge of escaping.

Learn how to connect a simple web app written in JavaScript to Arduino Cloud.

Let's control 135 servos with a single Arduino!

A clock which rewrites time again and again.

Have you started dyeing Easter eggs yet? We at ELEKS have created a smart egg printer powered by Arduino Uno R3.

Our train will solve many irritations. It is no longer crowded, faster, on time and gives you always up-to-date information through an app.

How to make a unique display from a transparent hose and an Arduino UNO.

We use an Uno to control 36 servo motors and create digital animated artwork.

You can make someone else's sunglasses see-through via BLE and check them out from far away, perhaps with your heartbeat.

I plan for something cheap and wonderful animatronic. Then I plan it for sorting hat with the resources around me.

Dynamic pattern tote bag for a modern dynamic lifestyle.

A tactile music wearable, made of ten vibration motors attached to your fingernails…

Arbalet is a touch table made of 150 LEDs. Play Tetris Snake or Piano on your coffee table, or develop your own Python apps!

Replicate the 1976 KIM-1 computer on an Arduino. Pocket-sized 6502 coding! Use serial port, or add small PCB to make a stand-alone device.

Spy on cameras around the world.

The mechanism of the project depends on the motion of many wires connected with each other...

A Bluetooth-controlled, battery-powered dry ice machine with integrated LED lights... what's not to love? It's also 3D-printed.