Do your friends or family take way too long on their turn during board or card games? This project is a DIY two-player turn timer using an Arduino, an I²C 16×2 LCD, traffic-light style LEDs ...

The project uses 72 SMD LEDs to create a POV globe based on Arduino ATmega328P making it capable of displaying mono-color bitmaps up to 72 pixels high and x width. The C# program is used to generate ...

We’ve all seen those chess computers that consist out of a physical playing field, and a built-in computer that would indicate where you should put its pieces while inputting the position of your ...

In this era of 4K UHD game console graphics and controllers packed full of buttons, triggers, and joysticks, it’s good to occasionally take a step back from the leading edge. Take a breath and remind ...

This project released by Rayen SELMI and Achref TELLILI demonstrates the use of Rust to program an ATmega328P microcontroller for analog data acquisition and UART communication. It includes both ...

Abstract: This paper deals with a simple smart vehicles parking system by using basic components like Arduino Atmega328p (micro controller), IR Sensors, Servo Motor, LCD etc. Parking, offered in malls ...

I’ve been using the Arduino Uno board for quite some time, and I’ve always wondered what it would take to get the ATmega328P (the original chip used on the older Uno boards) working completely on its ...

Writing code for an Arduino-friendly board is relatively easy; creating the board is the hard part, unless you live and breathe electrical engineering. If HackEDA has its way, however, the design ...