Learn how to control and blink multiple LEDs using the MAX7219 driver with Arduino. A simple guide for beginners in ...

The end of the lights should be at the bottom of the garment, so you can put the battery pack and Arduino in your pocket. If you have access to a 3D printer and want to get fancy, search ...

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Theremin – Simple Build 1 Now you can build a simple Light/Optical Theremin next to nothing. Thanks to the support of the Arduino microcontroller – very few external parts are needed! First, note that ...

In this series, I will be building a single propeller spherical drone which will be controlled via an Arduino. I have ...

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Arduino is making "light painting" through the use of LEDs. Learn how this works. Geometric chuck was a particular device that stacked up a number of rotating wheels which vary in speed and their ...

Even though Attiny85 is fitting here, I opted for Digispark just because of its plethora of features like USB programming interface, on-board voltage regulator, and Arduino IDE compatibility. The code ...

Motorcyclist Adnan Khan has decided to use a little Arduino programming and microcontroller hardware to create helmet signalling lights that are linked to the indicators on his motorbike ...