Build Your Own Bicolor LED Waistband
Inspired by a dazzling Chinese design, I started thinking about making my own bicolor LED waistband with a few components lying around my workbench. In this post, you can see the basic design concept of […]
Inspired by a dazzling Chinese design, I started thinking about making my own bicolor LED waistband with a few components lying around my workbench. In this post, you can see the basic design concept of […]
An LED signal baton (also called marshalling torch) is a proven gadget to head traffic. Primarily it is widely used by traffic police, attendants etc. to channelize traffic but it is a great handy aid […]
There are many ways to use standard hobby servos in do it yourself projects. I semi-regularly hear about design concepts that I’m not familiar with. Recently, I had a reader, who’s an amateur toy maker, […]
This is an update to an old project of mine that was printed almost a decade ago! Here is the link to that little nostalgic project https://www.electronicsforu.com/electronics-projects/portable-signal-wand At this point, I’m using a microcontroller as […]
This little post covers the construction details of sound reactive pixels which is pretty enjoyable to build and watch. You can embed it in a lot of things, for example, think about gluing it in […]
I recently got my hands on a string of COB LED modules with lens for a big project – smart driveway marker. I’m still tweaking things but I’m planning to share the project soon enough. […]
If your family loves stargazing, that’s great because here you can find a quick idea to make your inexpensive own moon lamp for your kid’s bedroom. All you need is a bunch of easily available […]
Using an Attiny85 microcontroller is an attractive and economical way to build a minuscule Arduino project backed by a few lines of code. Very often such a project will demand an external adapter to program […]
Nano Digital Volt Meter is a microcontroller based simple DIY project for electronics hobbyists and makers. It is a compact digital voltmeter which can incisively measure input dc voltages in 0 to 55V range. The […]