Glowables come in all shapes and sizes, and we’re always keen to see the multitude of different ways hackers find to put great masses of LEDs to good use. [cabrera.101] wanted to get in on the action, and whipped up a rather flashy icosahedron. The build uses high-density 144-LED-per-meter strips for the edges, with 60-LED-per-meter strips […]
ICOSAHEDRON GLOWS WITH THE BEST OF THEM Continue Reading
Remember Simon? We sure do. Simon — as in “Simon says…” — from the leading edge of electronic games in the 1970s, which used four buttons, colored lights, and simple tones as the basis for a memory game. Players had to remember the specific sequence of lights and replay the pattern in order to advance
FOUR SERVO FINGERS PLAY SIMON BETTER THAN YOU EVER COULD Continue Reading
Green Lights is a project that was created to teach students about physical computing. This includes Inputs and Outputs, Electricity, programming with Arduino, and a little bit about traffic control systems. The intersection will be setup at the front of the classroom and students will be split up into teams. Teams will be given note
The design was inspired by a product that is also presented on Instructable called “Arduino Basics with Night Light” (https://www.instructables.com/Arduino-Basics-With-…). Originally, the device is only allowed to change the LED lights by pushing down a button; after adding the codes and circuits (added: a speaker to notify the user for using recommended relatively peaceful color-blue/a
Arduino LED Night Lights With Switch to Turn on and Off Continue Reading
Welcome to an Arduino beginner project. It’s a simplification of my previous instructable; it’s designed to be easier to reproduce. This is a timing minigame where the active light moves back and forth across a row of lights in order. When the button is pressed the light stops. If the light stops on the center light
Carnival Lights Game Continue Reading
Hi every one, here Chris, and I want to show you how I made my own Arduino AC dimmer that can control AC loads such as motors and lights easily. It has the power to handle 1200+ Watts and It’s a very nice project for domotics and home automation because the microcontroller I used is
Make Your Own Arduino AC Dimmer | Drive Motors & Lights Continue Reading
In this instructable, you will be taught how to make a decorative robot head light by using RGB LED lights to create a visual effect in the robot’s mouth, the lights can shine brightly colored rainbow lights back and forth, almost as if the robot is tryiing to communicate! This design can be used at
DIY Robot Head Made Out of RGB LED Lights Continue Reading
An 8x8x8 LED cube is a visual treat with 3D effects and patterns. It works on the concept of Persistence of Vision, a feature of the human eye which tricks our brain in to thinking that an object is present permanently at a place if it appear about 60 times in a second. Since an
How to Build 8x8x8 LED Cube Continue Reading
My purpose for this project was to take a knot and “show” its construction by tracing its path. It was only through happenstance that I discovered my chosen medium (2 metres of NeoPixel LED lights) fit so well with Adafruit’s snow globe. You might choose not to knot your lights at all. You could just
Rainbow Knotted LED Snow Globe Continue Reading
About This Candle & How to Read This Instructable Here’s my take on a LED candle that offers the full experience of a real candle. Start to finish. Be sure to watch the YouTube video below! Background: I bought my first Arduino about 3 years ago with a LED candle project in mind. I wanted to make
LED Candle – Lights, Flickers, Blows Out, Smokes, and Smells Continue Reading
