Get connected to your Nano with the Screw Terminal Adapter
The new Nano Screw Terminal Adapter gives your Nano the quick and easy connections it needs to supercharge your prototyping.
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Move this custom robotic arm through a touchscreen interface
Normally, robotic arms are controlled by a GUI running on a host PC, or with some kind of analog system that maps human inputs to various degrees of rotation. However, Maurizio Miscio was able to build a custom robotic arm that is completely self-contained — thanks to a companion mobile app that resides on an […]
An LED cube circuit sculpture shield for the UNO Mini LE
Few devices are more iconic in the maker community than the Arduino Uno board. To celebrate the Uno’s history and beloved status, we released the UNO Mini Limited Edition in late 2021. This little board is a tiny replica of the standard Uno, but with a special black and gold color scheme. While the UNO […]
Boards:Uno Mini Limited Edition
Categories:Arduino
This smart lock uses voice recognition to control access
Smart locks are a highly convenient way to secure a house, and they can have their number of connectivity options expanded even further by connecting them to an IoT home assistant service such as Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa. Jithin Sanal’s project uses Amazon’s Alexa skill to automatically secure a custom door locking mechanism without the […]
Categories:Arduino
Driving a robot car with nothing but your voice
Traditional control of RC cars and other small vehicles has typically relied on some kind of joystick-based solution, often with one for adjusting direction and the other for speed. But YouTuber James Bruton wanted to do something different: make a rideable go-kart that is entirely driven with one’s voice. His solution is based around Deepgram’s speech […]
A flurry of Arduino Cloud updates spell sunshine for makers
As the complexity of IoT Cloud projects continues to increase, a range of new updates will help to keep your Cloud optimized and organized.
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A temperature-sensing Pac-Man/Ghost LED matrix for retro gamers
Instructables users Monserrath Velasco and Santiago Guerra have created an LED matrix that not only features classic Pac-Man characters, but also shows the current ambient temperature by coding it as the Ghost’s color which ranges from blue (cold) to red (hot). The matrix itself was fashioned out of several WS2812B LED strips, which contain a […]
This device detects different household sounds through tinyML
For people who suffer from hearing loss or other auditory issues, maintaining situational awareness can be vital for keeping safe and autonomous. This problem is what inspired the team of Lucia Camacho Tiemblo, Spiros Kotsikos, and Maria Alifieri to create a small device that can alert users to certain household sounds on their phone. The team decided […]
Boards:Nano 33 BLE Sense
Categories:Arduino
A PDA-style mini pocket computer
For a time in the late 1990s and early 2000s, PDAs (personal digital assistants) were quite popular. But smartphones made PDAs obsolete, as even early models had far more functionality. Many of today’s microcontrollers have performance similar to those PDAs and Volos took advantage of that to build an Arduino Nano-based mini pocket computer reminiscent […]
This small device helps test thousands of old PS/2 keyboards
Some vintage computer keyboards, especially units like the IBM Model M, are still quite desirable. Usually they’re popular among mechanical keyboard or retro computing enthusiasts who want period-correct hardware. YouTuber Midwest Cyberpunk had thousands of these old keyboards and needed a way to test them. So he built this small Arduino-based device that displays the […]
