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“IoT Nixie Clock can be controlled via Arduino Cloud or Amazon Alexa thanks to the Arduino Nano 33 IoT. Use your Arduino and build IoT Nixie Clock, Thermometer and Hygrometer. Nixie Clock Shield is designed for all Arduino boards (Uno …

“A desk clock built from a few Adafruit boards & brass rods for structure/connections. A desk clock built from a few Adafruit boards & brass rods for structure/connections. This small clock is actually my second project; it was started and …

“It’s a clock with a lot of flashing lights. Features - GPS synchronized timebase. - DS3231 TCXO RTC backup timebase. - Digital date/time display with AM/PM and Day of Week. - Binary time display. - Circular time display. - Analog meter time display …

“This is an alarm for your house that rings when a movement is detected, like when the door is open or when a body walks in front of it. Story This is my first project released on Hackster and every …

“It’s CircuitPython Time! In this project we’ll show you how to make a watch using an Adafruit Feather M4 Express, an RTC module and an OLED display. This uses CircuitPython, which is a version of Python designed to …

“A variant on the wooden wine box dual MX7219 matrix chiming clock. Rotating time, date, temp, humidity, day with events and chimes. In a previous project (matrix clock) most of the ‘guts’ for the code were done, but this continues …

“Alarm clock with ramp-up light and music to get you out of bed on cold winter mornings A simple alarm clock build that wakes you up with both music and light. Each of the three alarms can be enabled for …

“A friend is starting a small business that rents a resource for 30 minute time slots.She looked for a timer that could alarm every 30 minutes (on the hour and half hour) with a pleasant gong sound, but couldn …

“Hello guys and welcome to a new instructable. Today we will make a simple arduino watch using DS3231 and Nokia 5110 Lcd. This watch will of-course show you time but also it will also show date and temperature. Most of …

“A while ago, I mentioned to some of my co-workers that is it possible to make a simple split-flip display. (I actually made one with cardboards and toothpicks, and it looks…not pretty.) A guy digged out this clock set …