Mark's journey into this electronic game design began at the age of 10 when they crafted their first digital roulette game using a schematic from a "300 series" Elektor...
For the electronics projects you’re working on , one thing is for sure : you need to power it ! Anything from directly connected to the outlet, a battery, a buck converter...
In this episode, Clem takes us through the intricacies of the Raspberry Pi Pico and graphics cards . Forget the technical jargon; imagine a graphics card as a translator...
Andy takes on an interstellar challenge of turning a stuffed Tribble into a Klingon detector. Tribbles, those fluffy creatures from Star Trek, usually make cute sounds...
In this episode of element14 presents, Katie introduces a project to create a camera for monitoring a 3D printer. She begins by explaining the challenges she faced with...
In this week's episode of element14 p resents, Lorraine takes on the challenge of creating a moon phase display. Inspired by a fascination with the moon's different phases...
Clem's latest project takes a deep dive into laptop design, merging various components , such as a BLE keyboard, compute module, mouse, and a universal diagnostic screen...
E very once in a while, K aleb’s generator needs a restart , which involves a trek outside . To minimize wading through the mud on rainy days, he decide d to build a...
Clem, driven by curiosity and the age-old wisdom of "you won’t know until you tr y " , embarked on a quest to create a mouse with a motion sensor, or more precisely,...
James originally intended to make a video about a tool called a "State Mode Logic Analyzer." One of its core components is the RP2040 from Raspberry Pi and its programmable...
In this latest episode of element14 presents, Katie and John embark on the challenge of transforming a Lego guitar into a fully functioning musical instrument. The duo...
Looking for a fun, low-intensity electronics project for yourself or to share with loved ones? Look no further than Lamptopus! Lamptopus brings light and motion to an...
In this episode, Ruby takes on the challenge of retrofitting a 1958 Bally Bingo machine, affectionately renamed Ms. Creaky for brevity and the loud noises it makes during...
'Tis the season for holiday cheer, and as you adorn your Christmas tree, the excitement of discovering what lies beneath on the morning of celebration is undeniable....
Hey, folks! In this super fun video, our buddy Mark Harris is taking the holiday spirit to a whole new level by blending colorful lights and those infamous ugly Christmas...
Mark had the opportunity to work on a vintage pinball machine from 1972. This machine, belonging to a friend, required some repairs, and Mark willingly took on the challenge...
In every maker project, there comes a moment when a specific tool would be immensely beneficial. Sometimes, that tool is unavailable, not yet acquired due to cost, or...
Five years ago, James asked: "Can the Mega-II operate as a computer?" With countless hours of debugging, the help of many fantastic people, and every obscure information...
Dead battery? That's a matter of perspective! Instead of recycling coin cell batteries when their time is due, I will put them to good use and show you a secret feature...
In this tutorial, follow along as Mark builds a water gun that’s anything but standard. This is an upgraded splash party experience! The DIY water gun is pieced together...
