Displays projects

In this tutorial I will be showing you how to get started with the small 0.91 and 0.96 I2C OLED displays with Arduino and NodeMCU.

Everyone wanted a PDP-8 minicomputer. Well, in 1968. Blinkenlights! Just boot the SD image on a Pi, maybe add the front panel later on.

The device displays animated GIF pictures on a rotating cylinder. The GIF pictures can be downloaded from a PC via Bluetooth.

Replicate the 1976 KIM-1 computer on an Arduino. Pocket-sized 6502 coding! Use serial port, or add small PCB to make a stand-alone device.

TrainLight hangs on the wall and tells you at a glance which nearby transit lines will get you to your destination fastest.

This easy to build, Arduino powered, football scoreboard provides you with a fantastic way to keep track of the score of your favourite team.

Tutorial on creating a retro style arcade using BeagleBone's new PocketBeagle

Pixel Blast is an interactive installation made up of nine ‘Persistence of Vision’ displays which create hologram-like imagery.

Combine a Raspberry Pi Zero W, Pimoroni Inky pHat and Buton Shim to create a cool small portable, wearable, low power computer with e-paper display.

CrowPi is an amazing kit to help you learn computer science, programming, electronics and master Raspberry Pi.

Home automation system with built-in Alexa assistant and wireless controllers for light and central heating? It sounds great, doesn't it?

A physical display to show how much of your Internet connection is being used.

This example shows you how to use an ILI9341 display to output a series of images loaded from SD card.

Create your own YouTube view counter.

This is an LED word clock. It light up letters in a grid to spell out the time.

This is a quick and easy Wireless Temperature Sensor. One Espruino reads the temperature from a DS18B20 temperature sensor.

Visualize the performance of Pi-hole on the Raspberry Pi Sense-HAT.

Make a gift for your geeky significant other that's neither fattening nor underwear.