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Tinko HUSH: Transforming Wearables with Silent Electroluminescence
Discover Tinko HUSH, the first silent electroluminescent light engine transforming wearable tech with its innovative, noise-free illumination.
Turn Everyday Objects into Interactive Gadgets with Arduino
Discover how to turn a giant keycap into an engaging Arduino meme machine. A perfect blend of fun and learning for DIY enthusiasts.
Adafruit Circuit Playground Classic: The Ultimate Microcontroller for Beginners
The Adafruit Circuit Playground Express a versatile microcontroller development board designed for both beginners and seasoned makers
LED Strip Lights (2022 Buyer's guide)
Learn all about LED strip lights, from project ideas to the best options on the market!
27 Million mAh Portable Battery Might Be Overkill
I mean, it'd power the electric truck needed to move it.
$7 Maker Nano RP2040 Is a New Spin on Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect
Cytron's new board is cheap, shiny, buzzy, and can connect to all your favorite modules!
An Intelligent Light System with NeoPixels and the Raspberry Pi Pico
Maker Pubudeux has demonstrated a smart lighting system with Pi Pico and WS2812B with the help of infrared motion sensors.
Best Adafruit NeoPixels Devices
Adafruit's NeoPixels individually-addressable LED lights come in all shapes and sizes. Check out the best Adafruit NeoPixels devices, from light strips and through-hole LEDs to matrices and everything in between!
What are Adafruit NeoPixels and Should You Use Them?
What exactly is Adafruit NeoPixels? These high-quality individually-addressable RGB LEDs are great for a variety of projects. From what NeoPixels are and which NeoPixel devices exist to what you can make with them, here's a primer on Adafruit NeoPixels LEDs!
Introducing... Electromaker Kits!
We've launched Electromaker Kits! Check out our 3D printed DIY disco helmet, make your own TinyCircuits GPS tracker, and an LED 3D printed mood lamp.
Meet a Maker: Gyro
Here at Electromaker, we love makers, and not just the maker space and projects. We adore actual makers too. Often, the focus falls on their creations. Let's learn more about DIYer and awesome Electromaker community member Gyro!
Raspberry Pi and Android Things Cross Pollinate & Create the Expression Flower
Resembling something from a 1960s episode of Star Trek, the Expression Flower is a remarkable, responsive creation that reacts to your facial expression with movement, and color.
Arduino-powered Edison Bulb clock
One of the most popular types of DIY build are those in the steampunk style, where archaic technology is given a modern-day refresh, or modern ideas are styled in the trappings of 19th and early 20th century materials.
Review : Building a Cube with Cube:bit
LED cubes are great, but for those new to electronics (and seasoned experts) they can be really difficult to build and control … if only there were a more simple way to create them...
Maker Creates Raspberry Pi Synthesizer With Innovative Touch Control
The Raspberry Pi is a functional development board. This single-board computer (SBC) provides loads of functionality for anything from a low-powered home theatre PC (HTPC) to advanced robotics. Jaewon "J. One" Choi, a talented maker from South Korea, created a fantastic Raspberry Pi synthesizer. Plus, it's capable of being used by anyone with hearing impairments.
What Can You Do with an RGB LED Matrix Shield for Arduino?
Looking for a display option for your Arduino project? Perhaps a compact LCD or an array of LEDs will do the trick, especially if you’re building something decorative.
What is the Gemma M0 and CircuitPython?
MicroPython has come a long way since Damien George first released his Kickstarter for the PyBoard in 2014. Originally a fork of Python 3 for microcontrollers we now have a mature Micro Python platform available for a diverse range of boards such as the BBC micro:bit, WiPy, and ESP32 and this range keeps growing. Adafruit, the American maker company has long been a supporter of the maker community, and in recent months they have released their own “fork” of the MicroPython project and it is called CircuitPython.
Astonishing Google NSynth Device Built on Raspberry Pi
Looking for a totally new sound? You may have just found it. A couple of Google projects have collaborated to produce the NSynth Super, a Raspberry Pi-powered device that uses what has been coined “neural audio synthesis” to analyse the sonic characteristics of source inputs to create entirely new musical voices.
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