Christmas is near!

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

By controlling the LED strip from a computer, you can do almost anything! I used it to create a dancing light show for music.

Receive the signal and control an LED.

Arduino controlled auxiliary saddle bag lights for a motorcycle.

In this project, we will print out Morse Code of a sentence typed in Serial Monitor by flashing LED for each word and space between them.

A lamp which changes color according to the tweets of people.

Binary Clock using LED Matrix module (8x8) and presenting many features: time, date, day of week, week of year and also the Moon phase!

LED cube 4x4x4, 64 LED diode, 16 forms of work.

Last year I did an awesome Christmas light show at my school using only a few Arduinos and a program called Vixen Lights.

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).

A freeform circuit sculpture of a snowflake. Driven by an Arduino Nano using 18 software PWM pins.

8 light, rear of vehicle traffic advisor controller, with 4 modes and 14 patterns.

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

This is an original ternary digital clock running with Arduino! It's very simple and unlike anything you've ever seen!

Driving a dot matrix display with Arduino using data from a Winamp plugin.

An Arduino logo engraved in acrylic with a touch sensitive aluminum LED stand.

An Arduino powered Stranger Things light wall costume that can be controlled via Bluetooth serial connection to a cell phone.

A fun, colourful RGB LED matrix with a twist!

An interactive Cinderella dress that lights up with the wearer's movements.

It's a Morse code receiver base on processing the light signals.

Measure humidity and temperature levels in your home to avoid unhealthy air quality with this fun project.

Set up an RGB LED to phase through the colors of the rainbow, or use twist knobs to make a custom color.

Three LED and a switch equals railroad crossing lights.