How to build a DIY Electric Skateboard faster than one you can buy, using an Arduino Nano to control the programmable lights.
This tutorial is for controlling an individually addressable LED strip with Arduino and InfraRed.
A simple project, interfacing an analog sensor with addressable LEDs. Drawing different colors on dj beats. RGB is new fashion here.
Using an Arduino Nano on an expansion board with a push-button to change the color palette mode of the RGB LED strip.
I tried to convert IR remote controlled RGB LED strip in to smart LED strip. Hard ware used ESP01.
Driving a LED Strip with Windows Remote Arduino over WiFi
The proposed application uses a temperature sensor, an Arduino and a smart LED strip to create a large thermometer.
This detailed tutorial will show you how easily is to create a smart home theater PC ambient light system with UDOO X86.
Using LED strips, Raspberry PI and PIR sensors, see your path into the stairway to lights.
Follow me as I try to explain how DMA+PWM does the trick with hardware magic in a bluepill. (meme warning)
Tangible Coding provides an opportunity for kids to become involved in programming with no screen used.
Make any wall beautiful!
Make a DIY 224 LEDs strip face mask.
Turn old led strip into smart led strip
It allows you to change theme of your LED pixel strip in an easy way over the internet in two modes: real-time display or saved animation.
Use your voice commands to control BigClown programmable LED strip (Neopixel compatible) by Amazon Alexa and Raspberry Pi.
More LED strips everywhere.
Create a tiny Tiny85 controller board that drives some NeoPixels and turn it into laser LED light display.
A LED strip development multipurpose module
This clock also has automatic brightness control and temperature sensor to display the readings. RGB Neo-pixel clock.
Use an addressable LED strip to keep your plant under control.
Build a wearable flashy "jelly fish skirt" using LED strings and optic fibers. Durable enough to dance and wear to parties or Burning Man!
How to build a hammer strength test with Arduino, NeoPixels and The Tactigon Skin (T-Skin). Fun example to use accelerometer and Bluetooth.
Marshmello Hat with LEDs and ESP2866 web server control for effects.
