Create a history graph that maps temperature values live on a TFT LCD in seconds. Just edit 2 variables and choose your graph's colour.

I have made this project using an old CD player's DC motor, Arduino Pro Mini, LED, a Hall sensor, and some other electronic components.

Create a bar chart with your own data in seconds, all you have to do is edit 3 variables and choose your graph's colour.

Park your car safely in the garage with Arduino!

Monitor the real-time clock on LCD using 1Sheeld board and its companion app.

A guide on how to use the OSEPP LCD and keypad shield.

In this sample, we will connect an RGB LED strip to an Arduino and control it to indicate the weather forecast behind a picture.

A simple, yet effective, temperature telling device that updates every 5 minutes giving you the temperature of your room!

This digital clock speaks the time in two languages (English or Portuguese).

A step by step tutorial for visualising the motion of an MPU6050 motion sensor in the form of artificial flight instruments.

A picture that updates every day.

A platform for creating large-scale wall mounted widgets like gauges, and graphs - bring your data to life and share it at a glance.

A cool digital clock which sports the 7 segment display. With its bright red display will make sure you like to keep an eye at the time.

Visualize the DCF77 radio signals with this clock. It also tell you the time.

Make your own infinity mirror clock!

Complete Digital Clock including many features: Alarm, Temperature, Humidy, Dew Point, RTC and PIR (Presence Infrared Sensor).

Arduino and OLED based Cellular Automata aka Game Of Life

An Android Things-powered clock that allows the user to actually READ the time! Control it via Nearby API or through voice commands.

Ever want to say thanks to the nice person who just let you in line? I have thought a lot about that, and here is my solution.

Project is showing simple stopwatch with start, stop and restart. It's a great project for learning how to use LCD with Arduino UNO or NANO.

Build your Nixie Tubes display easy.