This guide shows how program these crafty monsters with both Microsoft MakeCode - a block-based programming system that's easy for anyone to use, and CircuitPython, a Python-based language that is the perfect introduction to higher-level programming.

Create your own DIY solar tracker using common motors, pencils, and cardboard—plus full Arduino code for tracking light sources.

One stop guide for getting started with MIDI projects.

2 joint robotic arm controlled with MPU6050 resting on cart.

3D printed shoulder droid inspired by Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Learn how to make 3D printed, actuated Sci-Fi goggles.

Create a beautiful 3D printed steampunk Owl which is controlled by the Adafruit Circuit Playground and CRICKIT and programmed with Microsoft MakeCode.

Who doesn't want a robot friend of their own? Now anyone can print an automated companion following this guide from Odd Jayy.

This guide shows how to modify a piñata so it can be reused and programmed to respond, when hit, with sound effects, pre-recorded taunts, or to release candy.

This project shows how to connect a series of buttons, sensors, NeoPixel LED lights, motors, a speaker and more to showcase all the awesome things CRICKIT can do!

Control your micro:bit attached to an Adafruit CRICKIT board in MicroPython.

We don't need any snow to build this awesome snowman!