This project fuses the Raspberry Pi's camera feed with a thermal graphic overlay.

You can build a 3D printed IoT alarm clock using CircuitPython and electronics from Adafruit.

Robot instrument builds are always fun, but the wiring can be cumbersome. However, this robot friend, built around a toy piano xylophone, requires zero soldering.

Part 2 of Pixel Ball: See how I turned conduit, PEX tubing, and arcade buttons into a massive, glowing game frame.

Build a weather station with retro inspired 8bit graphics! Use CircuitPython to display data from the Open Weather Maps API. Get temperature, weather conditions, location, time and date! All rendered in chunky fonts and blocky icons.

In this project, you create a temperature and humidity monitor that can record values as bread dough rises (the process known as proofing). However, you can use this for any situation where you want to record the temperature and humidity over time.

This project captures images of birds that you can view on an Adafruit IO feed or dashboard.

Light up your LEGO buildings, spacecraft, vehicles, and more with super-tiny LEDs. Sets such as the Winter Village and Star Wars lines are just begging to have lights added.

PyGamer and PyBadge have built in accelerometers - which you can use in your games or demos to make nifty motion-activated effects. In this mini guide we'll show you some examples of PaintYourDragon's PixelDust library but for Arcada boards.

Use a gas sensor to help check milk freshness.

Turn up the volume!

Carefully craft coffee chemistry.