The micro:bit is an awesome piece of tiny hardware, and I just wanted to make sure we gave you another programming environment with which to play.
Building a functioning BMO handheld game console using Raspberry Pi and Arduino Pro Micro.
Check out this unbelievable dress that changes colors and patterns based on the user's mood!
It's Monday, and that means it's time for Adventures in Science! This week, we dive into the mysterious world of rotary encoders.
Sometimes, when testing power supplies, it's handy to be able to load them consistently. This gizmo will help you do that.
The Thing is the first non-LoRa board officially supported inside myDevices’ Cayenne IoT project builder!
The new Pi Zero W has made its way to SparkFun, along with everything you need to connect it up!
Our new ESP32 Thing Environment Shield shines brightly today, along with the new 1Sheeld+, a new version of our Soil Moisture Sensor and a medium-sized heatsink!
Three new high-grade audio HATs for your Raspberry Pi and eight new ways to light up your next e-textile project. It's Friday...let's go!
Utilizing an X-Band Motion Sensor to not only detect movement but trigger music too!
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Ah,sorry,saw your reply just now. As i know this company is registered in Australia and manufacturing in China as the lower labour cost,i…
I think it would be futile for me to resist!
Fantastic build! Would it be futile to ask for a rundown of your Borg costume some time?
Yeah, I remember the original “optical” mice. I really hated these things – to the point when the mechanical mouse on my Sparkstation…
Hello, I am wondering if you needed to mount the ‘neon light’ onto a backboard like the real ones or whether it really is sturdy enough to…
I wish things were as simple as shown in the above diagrams. But they are not - far from it. If you connect any kind of arduino directly to…
Shawn, here is an example of “worst dimmer ever.” I’ll take your…
Interesting….I didn’t know that. I would have thought they all used potentiometers!
Thanks! Sad that we missed it by a week! I do remember those old mice….I was always having to clean out the ball cavity. I didn’t have an…
