Fully RGB controlled lightsaber!

An interesting light display using 64 glue sticks and 128 WS2812B RGB LED strips.

Hello guys, In this tutorial, We'r going to show you how to make a DIY Led Cylinder at home.

Ten-year old nephews are particularly impressed when they can change the colour of the outdoor Christmas lights from a tablet.

LED Mood Lamp using the popular WS2812 LEDs!

A test system for up to 255 WS2812B RGB LEDs. It can test rings, panels and strips built from WS2812B LEDs.

Portable LED panels let you dress us like your favorite 8-bit video game characters.

Use Arduino to run a spectacular Christmas light show. (Both in English and Spanish, en Ingles y Español.)

Now, you can control your light system in your home using your voice , by talking to your systems which to turn on and which to turn off

Here We are going to make a light cube which will change color accordingly with surrounding sounds. This work is featured in Hackspace mag

Set up your Arduino and Raspberry Pi to control lighting and animation on an RGB LED strip from your smartphone or PC.

I made a eye-ball using LED Tape Neopixel. It blink and pupil is moved to the left and right.

Brighten your home with HomeBright.

Frustrated with the prices for high quality grow light systems? Let's design a fully controllable, easy to adjust, open-source LED panel.

Using the microphone of your mobile phone to control the led cube according to the loudness (decibels).

Low-cost outdoor lights with DMX control.

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to control a LED with Cortana using Windows 10 Application (UWP), Arduino Uno and Bluetooth Interface.

I made an LED eyeball controlled by a Nintendo Wii Nunchuck Controller.

Build a 3D printed Lunar Phase Clock for your desk or nightstand.

Create a cool fire simulation effect with Wi-Fi wireless control. An Android app is also ready to play with your creation!

How to make Pixie, a wristwatch that combines both analog and digital clock technology, with the precision of an atomic clock.

Make a people counter that detects the number of people who enter the room using lasers and LDRs and control it with an Android app.

This project combines the WS2812B RGB LED matrix and PIR motion sensor to greet visitors with a text.

I made two NeoPixel sabers controlled by Arduino, with plumbing part hilts that look nice, and animated party modes.