A simple beginner-friendly connected kitchen timer that lets you access most of its features from an online dashboard as well as the physical device itself.

It’s often difficult to determine whether a damaged IC is the cause of an issue or if it's the circuit. This project allows testing of individual logic IC's.

The beginner-friendly project utilizes a simple circuit and minimal code with addressable RGB LEDs to create a fun, multi-colored tic-tac-toe game.

This project combines the various dice needed for playing a game of DnD in a convenient Arduino-powered project that picks a random number when users need it.

Microcontroller projects can quickly become complicated so this project uses digital logic ICs to generate a random number between zero and six.

With little more than a handful of LEDs, pushbutton switches, and an Arduino you can create your own digital rock-paper-scissors game!

Compete with friends and family to see who has the fastest reaction time with this easy-to-build Arduino project!

Learn how to use the DAC of an Arduino to create a simple function generator capable of producing square, sine, and sawtooth waveforms.

Build you own BIG piano with a few buttons, a speaker, and dancing shoes.

This guide covers how to make a sound activated switch that can be opened and closed with a double clap.