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The WS2812B has become one of the most popular addressable LEDs out there. They’re easy to drive from just about any microcontroller you can think of. But what if you have a microcontroller ...

It looks like a cute little dolphin-themed toy, but don't be fooled—the Flipper Zero is a surprisingly powerful learning tool for hacking, and if you're not careful, it can get you into some very ...

Once upon a time, the cathode ray tube was pretty much the only type of display you’d find in a consumer television. As the ...

From a simple electronic toothbrush to complicated robotics systems, DC motors are present everywhere. In most of our previous Arduino projects, we have used these DC motors as actuators and ...

This library is designed to work with the TLC5955 LED controller chip from Texas Instruments. It can also be configured to work with many other LED driver chips from the TLC59** family using the ...

Arduino test code is run to see if the sensors are working properly, with built-in LED flashing when the sensor is triggered, and turning off when the sensor is released. The testing of the keys ...

Bruce Kingsley used an Arduino project board to add sound, motion, and programmed lighting effects to this HO scale house. You can read his story and other Arduino ...

Here are instructions for making a LED strip that can be controlled via an Web API. The strip can show any color combination with red, green and blue LEDs: The LED API can receive a number of commands ...

In this guide, we focus on the WS2812B addressable RGB LEDs on the LiteWing Flight Positioning Module. The module includes four NeoPixel-compatible LEDs, each independently controllable via software.

Let your imagination run free while the drinks flow with a Paint & Sip social art class with Wesley Taylor Art Studios. A two-hour session full of laughter and creativity is perfect for groups of ...