If you grew up in ’80s, most likely you played an electronic toy game called Simon. In this Instructable, I will be building an Arduino kit that you can code to play Simon and other button-based games such as Whack a Mole. I developed this kit to be used by a local Girls Who Code
Simon & Whack-a-Mole Game Using Arduino (also in Tinkercad) Continue Reading
As a long time lurker I finally decided this project was worthy of a write up (also I’m killing for an instructables tshirt). I love this site and hope you enjoy this project. IMPORTANT!Just a quick heads up, there are optional steps in this build. Your horn will be fully functional by step6 however I have included
Bluetooth Air Horn Continue Reading
A few weeks ago I made a freeform Arduinoflake. Lot of you loved it. But its magic is not only being freeform but also in the pattern of the LEDs. So I decided to create a PCB version which would be really easy and cheap to make for everyone! It’s the same beauty in a different
Arduinoflake – PCB Version Continue Reading
I am the theatrical technical director for a local high school. Their winter production was “Disney’s High School Musical”. During meetings with the director, he said it would be cool if he could have a scoreboard. I excitedly replied that I could make one that worked by remote control. Warning: be careful what you promise.
Simulated Sports Scoreboard Continue Reading
I’m going to realize the famous Ciclop 3D scanner. All the step that are well explained on the original project aren’t present. I made some fix to simplify the process, first I print the base, and than I restilize the PCB, but go on. Step 1: Printing and Assembly Part For assembly part the best solution is to refer
Ciclop 3d Scanner My Way Step by Step Continue Reading
Rather than just giving an off-the-shelf toy gift, I wanted to give my nephews a unique gift that they could put together and (hopefully) enjoy. While the Arduino code for this project may be too difficult for them to understand, the basic concepts of input, output, loops, and conditions used in this code could be
Connect 4 Game Using Arduino and Neopixel Continue Reading
In this tutorial we’re going to play with a gesture sensor (APDS-9960) and a neopixel ring to learn how to combine them both using an Arduino UNO. The end product will respond to left – right gestures by animating led movement right or left, and to up-down gestures by changing leds color. In the next
Controlling a Neopixel Led Ring With a Gesture Sensor Continue Reading
I recently built a simple 8 key piano using an original NES controller and Arduino UNO board.Unlike conventional Arduino piano projects which require one digital pin for each key / button the NES controller piano used only three digital pins (D5 for nesClock, D6 for nesLatch, D7 for nesDataIn) leaving 5 extra digital pins available for experimentation.
NES Controller Piano / Ultrasonic Theremin Mash-Up Continue Reading
Ever felt the need to have a tiny, yet functional, RGB backlit keyboard, no bigger than the size of a single key? No? Who cares, make one anyway! This instructable will guide you through the steps you need to make your very own, slightly useless, one button keyboard. Step 1: Parts and Tools To make
RGB One Button USB Keyboard Continue Reading
Turn your NES controller’s START BUTTON into an ON/OFF switch for lights with this Instructable – Other versions I have seen either gut or modify the electronics but in this project the electronics are intact so the controller can be used for retro gaming after the lights go out… I used an LED for the light in this Instructable because
Use Your NES Controller As On/Off Switch for Lights. Continue Reading
