A splendid steampunk tea maker
This splendid steampunk device ensures the perfect cuppa tea every time, by removing the teabag at just the right moment.
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Top 10 creative projects from Arduino Day Community Challenge
Meet the winners of the Arduino Day 2021 Community Challenge, and take another look at their inspired, creative projects.
A DIY Arduino Nixie tube clock
Nixie tubes have a lot of fans because of their retro style. They are neon valve tubes, where 10 cathodes shaped like numbers from 0 to 9 are switched on by plasma when high voltage flows through them. Patented in the 1930s by H.P. Boswau, they were wildly popular in the ‘60s and remained so until LEDs became […]
Submit or import your project on Project Hub
The Arduino Project Hub (powered by Hackster.io) is a community dedicated to discovering how fun and rewarding tinkering with electronics and software can be, so any project made with Arduino and Genuino boards is welcome! Each day, the Arduino Team will select some of the best tutorials and highlight them on our social channels. The Arduino Project Hub […]
Use Fair speaker and donate to musicians!
Most of the music we listen to comes from convenient streaming services distributing music of thousands of artists from all over the world. But only a small amount of money actually reaches the artists you like. A team of student (Nicolas Armand, Inês Araújo, Mette Mørch, Monika Seyfried) used a MKR1000 to implement a donation service during the Interaction […]
Discover what sound is made of with Sound Blocks
Sound Blocks is a tool to teach children and adults what sound is made of. The project was shortlisted in the Expression category of the IXDA Interaction Awards and it was developed by John Ferreira, Alejandra Molina, Andreas Refsgaard at the CIID using Arduino.
Smart Foosball Keeps Score using Arduino Mega
Thinkers and makers at Handsome created an automated Foosball Scoreboard using an Android tablet and Arduino Mega 2560: the Arduino is responsible only for detecting a) a goal scored and b) the gate in which it was scored. After a goal is detected the Arduino sends this data to Android tablet.
An Arduino-based Cellular Automata with OLED monitor
RuntimeProject made a tutorial to create a little cellular automata on a small 126×64 OLED using Arduino Nano. He worked on one type of cellular automata, the Game of Life by John Conway, which has a grid of cells each having 2 states True or False/on or off/alive or dead. These cells are governed by […]
Monitoring Solitary Bees Using Open Technology
“Bees in the Backyard” is a citizen science technology project to investigate the nesting behavior of Mason bees, created by Mike Teachman, amateur bee enthusiast and Paul Perrault senior field applications engineer. Mason bees are somewhat unique because, unlike honeybees, they are solitary, every female is fertile, there are no worker bees, they carry pollen on […]
Trojan 77: a gamified simulation of the Trojan virus
Trojan 77 is a gamified simulation of the Trojan virus running on Arduino Uno. The Trojan is a malware designed to provide unauthorised remote access to a user’s computer amongst other harmful possibilities and this prototype was designed to be exhibited at a technology museum to show the most important effects the virus. Inspired by […]
