Sending Bytes to an 8x8 LED Matrix.

Light up your world with these programmable fountains of photons!

Yet another useless Arduino clock, but i love it.

This example demonstrates how to use LDR as a switch; each time you cover the LDR, the LED is turned on (if it's off), and off (if it's on).

Arduino and NeoPixel Tutorial appropriate for a beginner.

IKEA PS 2014 Pendant Lamp Modification

Build a convincing artificial fire effect for the holiday season using NeoPixel LEDs, an Arduino UNO, and a cool mist module.

A simple Arduino assembly that checks temperature and sets an RGB LED from blue to red.

Simulate a traffic light using an Arduino and LEDs! This project is super cool to watch and easy to make!

Build a beautiful “infinity mirror” Illusion that you can control by changing this mirrors' orientation. Rotate for changing colors!

This project will let you have some fun playing with colors using Arduino analog input / output. Change colors with just a twist.

Persistence of vision is an optical illusion, it works on a simple phenomenon how our day to day television works.

This project shows the integration of hardware with mobile application. The user can control equipment from his phone over the internet.

Christmas is near!

Using the power of motion, swipe in 4 directions to change the color of an LED!

This is my project about an Analog Clock on a LED matrix and Arduino.

Use your HTML and javascript skills to create your own, genuine smartphone remote app for Arduino (and all its compatibles).

The TrafficLight is a project that has Arduino-powered LEDs Blinking like a traffic light.

LED emergency lights for use on model / toy vehicles and other projects. Uses Arduino UNO and GY-WS2812B-8 RGB LED Module from DIYmall.

Build a simple LED throwie, then make it smart with an Arduino.

Control your LED on Arduino UNO using Blynk App.

Extremely simple project, my first even. Four buttons. Three to choose RGB values, one to choose whether to subtract or to add.

Everyone loved Knight Rider. I want to see more KITT scanners in the world.

Uses a photo resistor to determine whether a room is bright, average or dark. It shows this using 3 LEDs and/or the serial monitor.