Whether fun or functional, there's no shortage of DIY Arduino stuff. Check out these awesome Arduino Mini projects!
Using Arduino, 3D printing and thinkness, engineering student pays tribute to his favorite video game with an Aperture Science Sentry Turret.
This cute dancing teapot is actually a 3D printed robot with an Arduino tucked inside. AND it also plays music. Let's boogie!
Clever dad transforms his daughter's Little Tike Cozy Coupe toy car into a custom ride using Arduino, 3D printing, and an imaginative spark.
Obstacle avoidance is a handy skill in electronics. Learn the basics with these obstacle-avoiding robots using Arduino!
If you're looking for some extra functionality from your microcontroller, read on to see what's possible when you add an Arduino shield!
Whatever your project, a case for your Arduino is a good idea. Read on for the best boxes and enclosures for the Arduino Uno, Due, and Mega!
With an Arduino heart, a 3D printer and a few other bits and bobs, you can transform your bike into something smarter. Here's how.
Explore how a RTOS (real-time operating system) works and what you need to get started with a FreeRTOS Arduino project!
Different projects need different computing capabilities. Check out our Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi explainer to decide which is right for you!
The Arduino Mega 2560 R3 is a great choice for smaller DIY projects. Read on to learn more about this powerful microcontroller board!
The behind-the-scenes crew of Better Call Saul uses Arduino and 3D printing to create a GPS tracker for the tough character Mike Ehrmantraut.
Fascinated by holographic displays? Then Prophelix -- made using Arduino, 3D printing, and thinkness -- is going to blow your socks off.
Maker builds an interactive geodesic LED dome using Arduino, 3D printing, and a bright imagination. Each panel lights up when you touch it.
Looking for a smart dustbin using Arduino? Check out these awesome projects to automate your garbage disposal process!
Arduino, the open-source computer hardware and software company, announced new affordable "Nano" microcontroller boards at the Maker Faire Bay Area last weekend.
Thanks to the power of Arduino, 3D printing, Bluetooth, and some good old-fashioned genius, this lamp can be controlled using voice control.
Built in a 24 hour hackathon, the SignBot is a 3D printed animatronic device that can listen to speech and convert it into sign language.
This ingenious candy sorting machine can blitz through Skittles or M&Ms in minutes, made with Arduino, RGB sensors, and 3D printed parts.