For a digital Christmas, let your Arduino play songs with a piezo buzzer.
Christmas is near!
An upgrade for my deck / Christmas lights controller.
Built with recycled elements, high brightness color LEDs and an RGB LED. Arduino Mega 2560
Get your kids to stop asking how many days till Christmas. In an hour you can build a display to tell them.
Laser-cut snowman ornament that blinks and plays music with a custom-made PCB for easy assembly.
Automate your Christmas tree and get notified when motion is detected around the tree!
Add this small file to your project to control TP-Link bulbs and plugs directly with simple subroutine calls.
Arduino-controlled Christmas Tree lit by 150 digital RGB LED pixels. The RTC chip switches on and off the tree at the planned hours!
Touch sensitive Christmas tree ornaments interfaced to a TV with Windows IoT Core, Raspberry Pi and MPR121
Modern times make modern solutions possible. Therefore, the step to a digital snow globe is not that far.
Christmas tree LED decoration with a 555 timer and blinking LEDs.
A simple, original and cheap Christmas tree made with LED-illuminated plastic straws that can be controlled over WiFi.
Who isn't waiting for Santa? Well, using an M5StickC Plus, you can track where is Santa is while he is delivering gifts.
Based on a LEGO NXT Mindstorm base for movement, and a M5Stack Grey Core for brains. Controlled by a simple web interface
Getting into the holiday spirit with a Christmas light that changes color each time someone tweets using #Christmas.
Together with PCBWay, I developed these 3 Christmas ornaments.
A Christmas-themed project for 2018's festive season, featuring a piezo buzzer playing the tune of "Jingle Bells" and an Arduino.
It's almost the festive season and numbers of shops have started putting out their festive decorations, I thought that it’s about the right.
A simple Christmas tree with 9 LEDs (+ 1 extra from Arduino board).
Our idea is to make a necklace using an Arduino Pro Mini and OLED display to show an animation on it.
Make something nice and personal for the holidays with the help of individually addressable RGB LEDs.
Do you want to know when Santa Claus arrives without scaring the reindeer? It also works with the Wise Men!
'Tis the season to stick Arduinos in festive places, and what better place than a Christmas tree!
