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Episode 684: Building an Audio Reactive LED Matrix with a micro:bit and NeoPixels
Episode 683: How...
Mark builds a mint tin emergency radio using an Arduino Nano, a TEA5767 FM receiver module, a custom PCB, and a coin cell–powered microcontroller-controlled supply. The...
Andy takes a 1987 Sony Watchman portable CRT TV and transforms it into a working retro arcade system—without modifying the TV itself. Using a Raspberry Pi Pico, custom...
Clem shows how to reverse engineer a cheap breathalyser key-fob and re-purpose it into an Arduino-compatible sensor module. By dissecting the circuit, discovering the...
Mark takes on the challenge of building a fully functional FM superheterodyne radio without transistors or SDR, relying instead on vacuum tubes and a custom PCB design...
Miloš builds a custom Duolingo-inspired owl that sits on his monitor and reminds him to complete his Spanish lessons. Using an ESP32-C6, dual LCD displays for expressive...
Clem (aka mayermakes) builds a fully open-source, battery-powered desktop calculator from scratch, powered by an ATtiny3226 micro-controller for efficient 3V operation...
Join Mark as he builds a digital vocoder using a Teensy 4.0 and audio shield, demonstrating how audio spectrum data can be analysed and used to reconstruct sound in real...
Join us as we explore the harsh lessons learned from building a swarm of tiny robots powered by ATtiny416 microcontrollers, vibration motors, and 3V coin cells. What...
Mark builds a DEFCON-style status display using an ESP32 and addressable LEDs. Originally intended to track global alert levels, the project was reimagined as a personal...
Milos builds an open-source cardiograph signal measuring device using a Raspberry Pi Pico W. The project explores how blood pressure monitors work—both manual and automatic...
Clem builds a fully programmable lighting controller for scale models using an ESP32-S2 micro-controller. Designed to fit seamlessly into a Warhammer 40K Rhino tank,...
Lorraine hacks a Bluetooth-controlled LEGO train in this week’s episode of element14 Presents, mounting a track system to the ceiling of her home. She integrates CircuitPython...
Milos scavenges parts from a broken robot vacuum to build a custom Wi-Fi controlled robot platform. By repurposing motors, encoders, and a swivel wheel, he creates the...
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One mans trash is a makers treasure! Clem found a super8 camera in the trash, and soon realised that the original analogue...
Join Mark as he builds a customisable Larson scanner using an ESP32, complete with synchronised Cylon-inspired sound effects. The project supports 12 to 50 WS2812 LEDs...
Clem builds a custom ESD detector to identify electrostatic discharge events that can interfere with electronic circuits and cause unexpected glitches. Based on a proven...
In this video, Milos builds a fully custom micro drone from scratch using the Arduino Nicla Vision board—no off-the-shelf flight controllers, just custom PCBs, hand-written...
In this episode, Mark revives a 40-year-old speech synthesizer project based on the SP0256 chip, originally built for early home computers like the VIC-20 and Atari....
Have you ever wondered if the humble I2C protocol, designed for short-distance communication on a PCB, could work over a stretched-out distance? Clem, an innovative DIY...
