An interesting nice looking analog style clock, which is also extremely simple to build.

A tutorial on display QRCode using ILI9341 2.4 inch SPI TFT LCD colour screen module (i. e Pixel resolution: 240 x 320).

Draw the current time on a Magna Doodle using your favorite TrueType fonts

Gauge type graphical application to demonstrate the value of an analog reading.

Playback messages & white noise (amp & speaker), control Philips WiZ smart lights (via IFTTT), play tunes (via piezo), PIR movement sensor.

I want to make a watch which has led, so instead of a simple watch I came with a unique idea. This watch shows time in binary digits.

Experiment with 80's computer graphic or add color video to an Arduino.

Cheap and easy to build using VirtualPanel

You'll learn how to create your own HMI to control different projects and loads.

Learn how to use a DS3231 Real-Time Clock for accurate time and date in your projects!

An Arduino based mechanical color display fully 3D-printed.

Transform your Oplà kit in a night table alarm

Wake to any of 100's of MP3 messages from SDRAM. Scrolling display w/remote shows clearly w/o glasses. Temp too!

This is another one of the many unusual clocks you can see in some of my previous projects. IN-1 nixie tubes are relatively cheap.

This project allows an Arduino board with USB capabilities and connected LCD screen to act as a HID-compliant Auxiliary Display for your PC

This is a complete BASIC interpreter for Arduino, including I/O and other useful functions.

AIM65 is a legendary single board computer from the 70s. I build on from scratch using Arduino standard components.

The construction is completely simplified, and the clock face is printed with a printer on a plain sheet of paper.

A digital clock to help small children to differentiate day time and night time through colours.

How to make a nice retro look word clock. Word clock, because current time is presented in the form of text instead of numbers.

An Arduino based self-setting clock which can display temperature and other data from Homematic systems.

Honey… I shrunk the Kindle. Well, not exactly. I’ve made a new one with Arduino MKRZero and 2.9” eInk display just to read Japanese Haikus.

Make a user-friendly interface with an alphanumeric display, a rotary encoder and a finite state machine.

🌟This is a simple "Hello World" for ILI9341 LCD". Wokwi Embedded Systems simulator is used. Add this to your collections now!♥✨