Join the CheerLights community by building your own LED color-sharing project using an Arduino Nano ESP32. Create a delightful LED color interaction experience.
Learn how to build your own unique Arduino project for the first time by combining Arduino sample sketches to make a working prototype of your idea.
Arduino libraries exist for all sorts of complex tasks; control LEDs, read sensors, create sounds, manipulate data, write to displays, and much more.
Learn about inputs–electrical signals used to provide information to an Arduino board. We cover digital input with switches and analog input with potentiometers.
Arduino makes it easy to tinker with technology. It’s a family of microcontroller boards that let you sense the world around you and control electrical devices.
Learn how to hook up some LEDs to a battery pack and also how to create a simple circuit for playing audio without the need for coding or programming.
Follow along as I share my workflow for turning an idea into an Arduino sketch for a functional prototype.
I made a motorized cover for my webcam in the shape of an eyeball.
Hooking my SodaStream up to an enormous CO2 tank for nearly endless seltzer!
How to create a miniature New York City hotdog cart, complete with electronic and 3D printed toppings dispensers.
Learn how to use the DAC of an Arduino to create a simple function generator capable of producing square, sine, and sawtooth waveforms.
This how-to article covers the basics of connecting character LCD displays to an Arduino.
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