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“In this project, we’ll guide you through building a colorful LED matrix display using WS2812B modules. Circuit Design 1. Connect WS2812B Modules: Connect the data input (DI) of each WS2812B module to a digital pin on the Arduino (e …
“Create your WiFi WLED controller for WS2812B LEDs using ESP8266. WS2812b addressable RGB LEDs are devices widely used in lighting projects. They are found in the format of LED matrices and strips. LED strips, for example, are widely used in …
“Hi, I am Giovanni Aggiustatutto and welcome to this Instructable! In this guide we will build some RGB lights to hang on the wall, which have some details that I think are very interesting. In fact, these six wooden hexagons …
“This device fully automates necessary processes for house plants including light and water regulation. I’ve personally always enjoyed having plants so when I came to college, I thought it would be nice to grow some in my room. After …
“We started with the idea of creating an interactive demo for fairs and it turned into one of the best side projects - the Bubblemaker! We tried to create an engaging demo-game for events which should show the example of what …
“SubscriberBoard is a four-digit, seven-segment display scaled up to a size that makes it perfect for wall art! It connects to a Home Assistant home automation server and can show whatever four-digit numbers that server can send via MQTT. I …
“Hello everyone. I’d like to show you a WordClock I made with a single LED strip. An ESP32 and an LED strip are the only electric parts of this WordClock. It adjusts the time automatically using NTP. The web …
“Hi all, yes. Another 7 segment clock. But this one turned out too nice to be thrown away and it finally replaces my old “Tiny Edition” design with something I’m a bit more… uhm… less unhappy about. Actually I …
“What’s better than a cube of 150 LED pixels? Why, a sphere of 150 LED pixels! “Squaring the circle” is a mathematical challenge as old as geometry itself. The “Cube Orb” LED sphere inverts that goal and takes it …
“Follow this exciting tutorial to create your own visual workday scheduler using a Raspberry Pi Pico and an LED strip. I’m delighted to introduce you to a captivating project I recently discovered on GitHub, to which I’m now …