It’s a good time to be a Star Wars fan. “Jedi: Fallen Order” was released last month, we’re in the middle of season one of “The Mandalorian”, and The “Rise of Skywalker” comes to theaters this weekend.

A simple and robust homemade security system can be made with a handful of components and basic programming.

Rain sensors are very trivial, consisting of a pair of electrodes that send a signal when rain is detected.

Combining a simple external circuit with the Raspberry Pi to create a simple door-locking mechanism that takes advantage of the speech recognition library.

In this project, we will make an interactive graphics bouncing ball using physical computing and only a few off-the-shelf electrical-electronic components.

For this project, we’ll look at an easy way Arduinos can be used to make a power supply that will automatically adjusts its output to maintain a constant voltage or current.

In this project, we are generating a sine wave using the SAM4S DAC module.

This guide covers how to make a sound activated switch that can be opened and closed with a double clap.