“Using the ESP8266 to control a Neopixel with a Webserver on the ESP. I always wanted one of those fancy LED stripes that you can control with your mobile or tablet. Should be easy to install, lightweight and customiseable. Well, my brother-in-law is fascinated of this topic as I am. And Christmas was at our doorstep. So what better to …

“We went all ‘cord-cutter’ and ditched our Cable box and realized something was now missing in our family room…the oh so familiar LCD clock that was always present. I decided to get to work on a replacement and had some fun with it. If you’re like me you’ve ordered an Arduino kit here and there when the …

“Low power wireless standards combined with low cost and ultra-miniature LEDs made smart lighting solutions a catalyst for the Internet of Things and home automation. In this tutorial, we’ll see how to control an Adafruit NeoPixel ring via mobile using Python and JQWidgets. In particular, we’ll see how to use Zerynth Studio to program the microcontroller-based board in …

“My project is very simple and easy to accomplish. I chose this project to monitor the temperature of my room because having a guinea pig I should know the temperature because too low or too high could die U_U. My NeoPixel has 12 LEDs, the base temperature is 11 ° C and the maximum is 30 ° C, each LED has a …

“I have been playing with ESP32 and WB2812 LED 8x8 matrix. In video you will see flickering which is due Adafruit_NeoPixel library written for Arduino, not for ESP32. But as proof of concept it works.” - Link

“Read the time at night? Without glasses? Impossible? Focus on 2 light points, which will tell you the hour and the minute. Sleeping drunk with drowsy eyes, reading the time on the clock becomes difficult. Glasses not handy or slightly drunk from the last party? There is an Adafruit NeoPixel Ring with 12 LEDs which can be individually controlled. By …

“Play tic-tac-toe against the Teensy with a physical board and playing pieces.” - Link

“In this Instructable I’ll show you how to make an Arduino Commute Checker, a device that uses a ESP8266 to check the fastest way to get home from work! It will light up the fastest route taking into consideration traffic conditions using my Arduino Google Maps library.” - Link

“This jacket has 40 neopixels sewn to the back to display the status of the 40 3D Printers in Duke’s Innovation Co-Lab Studio. Each light corresponds to one printer and is either blue (in use), green (available), or red (offline) to show the real-time status of the printer. The printer status is retrieved via Duke’s Innovation Co-Lab’s …

“I’ve built a cheap robotics platform capable of autonomous movement with modern and readily available parts you can find online. Follow this guide if you want to build a robot but feel limited by platforms like Mindstorms, VEX, and Tetrix but don’t have enough money for professional platforms (I assuming most of us don’t have $20k laying …