Description This is a fun project that will surely impress anyone you make this for. If you are having a "Disco" themed party, you cannot have a boring old cake. Let me tell you, this is probably the only Arduino project
Arduino Disco Ball Cake
Description: Arduino Disco Ball Cake
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Arduino LED Light Box
Description Long straight lines of LED luminescence is nice, but sometimes you may want to light up something that has an unusual shape, or is not so linear. This is where the 12mm diffused flat digital RGB LED Pixels can come into play. This co
433 MHz RF module with Arduino Tutorial 3
There are 4 parts to this tutorial:Part 1: Testing the 433 MHz RF transmitter and receiverPart 2: Receive and interpret code from an RF remotePart 3: Transmit a known 433 Mhz RF code to a 433 Mhz RF device - ** you are here **Part 4: Record and play back a 433 Mhz RF remote signal
Mouse Controlling Arduino LEDs
Use a mouse to control LEDs attached to an Arduino. This project uses the processing language to transmit the mouse coordinates to the Arduino, which then uses this information to turn on some LEDs. Please see the video below to see it in action. Components Required for this project:Arduino
Arduino UNO: PhotoCell - sensing light
In this tutorial, we will send the analog readings obtained from a Photo Resistor, also known as a Light Dependent Resistor (LDR), to the computer. We will display the each reading on the monitor using a simple Processing sketch.Here is what you will need to complete the Arduino side of the projec
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Arduino UNO: LED Sensor, Part One
As seen in the previous blog postings, the LED (Light Emitting Diode) was used to DISPLAY the result of various sensors. It was also used to create a variety of Light patterns or sequences. The LED is commonly used as an OUTPUT device, however, I have since found out: there is another option.You ca
