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“The “4-Stroke Digital Clock” driven by Arduino is a fun emulator of an internal combustion engine in a digital Clock. Hours and minutes digits represent the pistons moving and with a precise RPM control (100 to 800). The RPM are …
“This project is competing in Instructables Arduino Contest, Design for Kids Challenge and Wheels Contest. Please vote on us! Robots are getting everywhere. From industrial applications to underwater and space exploration. But my favorite ones are those used for fun …
“This is a tutorial on how to make your own portable snake game! All you need is an arduino, some electronics and some way to case the whole thing. Here is a list of all the needs: - Arduino uno (1 …
“Today I’ll be demonstrating how I put together a little RFID maze game for Arduino. The code and 3D print files are included, so feel free to make yourself one following the steps below! I wanted to make a …
“Compact LED display unit that functions as cryptocurrency ticker and doubles as a realtime YouTube subscriber counter. This project was created for our 100,000 YouTube subscriber milestone. Watch the video below for an overview of the project, demonstration of …
“This is a simple moving message WIFI display, We are just using 3 pieces of hardware - and can really get away with just two pieces. You will need some basic soldering skills for putting the pin headers on the D1 …
“Create your own 8x8 LED matrix (no ic driver) using arduino :)”
“People often dont brush their teeth well, or do it too quickly, especially children. This tool may help them to spend the right amount of time at the right area. I have made and published a toothbrushtimer before, but it …
“This project is about a Digital and Binary Clock using Arduino and two LED matrix with MAX72XX and RTC (Real Time Clock) including several features. Features: Digital Clock Binary Clock Mode AM/PM Mode 24 hours (international mode) Time & Date …
“This instructable shows how to control an array of 8x8 LED matrices using an Arduino Uno. This guide might be used to create a simple (and relatively cheap display) for your own projects. This way you might display letters, numbers …