Glowbug Mini a small form factor PCB for WLED projects utilizing a Xiao ESP32S3
Showcasing our spot welder, which is controlled by an Arduino Nano.
An 11mm diameter motor made from a printed circuit board.
A low cost air quality monitoring device created with an aim to detect pollution hotspots caused due to traffic jams or factory emissions.
Easily hot swap hotend assemblies or individual components on your 3D printer's hotend without re-routing cables.
An LCD touchscreen you can mount into a standard North American work box in place of a light switch for home automation control.
Learn the electronic and software design steps to take an idea from Arduino-based breadboard prototype to manufacturable consumer device.
A SMD Hot Plate made from a Printed Circuit Board. It has multiple heat profiles and is capable of reaching over 220 degrees Celsius.
Transform the Compute Module 5 into a compact, open-source media streaming device with a surprising twist: LoRaWAN connectivity.
A tiny violin for playing tiny tunes ♪
The Arduino Nano Quick Project: Develop everywhere!
Made my own version of Arduboy, from breadboard to printed circuit board!
You'll learn how to construct a Mini USB Arduino.
DIY Flipper Zero that is fully compatible with original firmware & ecosystem. Assemble using off-the-shelf modules!
An Arduino UNO made of DIP and through-hole components.
Wemos D1 Mini based home automation system that can control electrical devices like lights, fans, garage doors, etc using our mobile phone.
A 2021 revision of the original MBC design by Fabio Defabis with disk emulation on microSD. Runs CP/M + applications with a VT100 terminal.
The idea of the project is to create an cheap version of Lightroom controllers that are on the market and to allow everyone to speed up phot
A PCB Device that converts DC voltages to AC voltages to provide power to electronic devices.
A low-cost DIY programming adapter.
If you want to create a HAT, you have to follow the specs by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. This KiCAD template includes EEPROM and power.
This project is a "from scratch" DC regulated benchtop power supply intended to be used by an electronics hobbyist.
A 4x4 keypad that uses mechanical switches with individually backlit keys powered by an Arduino Pro Micro.
By using 4 WS2812s LEDs and an ATtiny85, create a figure stand that adapts to the light levels around it and customize the light patterns.
