The Flipper Zero is an Arduino-compatible board ... buyer beware, but the device does seem pretty cool on its face, especially if you like to hack on hardware in your spare time.

The fact that it works at all at that price is a small miracle, but the device also has potential for hacking that adds ... Using an oscilloscope, an Arduino, and a Bus Pirate, [Troy] has so ...

The only trick is that you’ll first need to re-flash the existing ISP firmware with one that lets you upload code to the device itself over USB. If you don’t have an Arduino on hand to re ...

This neat little hack comes from Instructables user Wally ... Wally’s creation works by communicating over infrared beams. But this Arduino device can be programmed to control a whole host ...

So he wired up an Arduino and a few other devices to automatically turn the mosquito coil on at night and off in the morning, while also turning the coil off when the temperature is low.

This portable hacking device boasts complex capabilities that ... Surprisingly, existing platforms such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi can replicate a bulk of its functions using cheap and readily ...

Hook the device up, upload your program, and you're done - and you can even disconnect the Arduino from the PC and hook it up to a battery and have your code running as a stand-alone device.

Tijmen Verhulstock from the Netherlands has been working on his SegWii project for over six months, and his finished device incorporates two Arduino controllers (one to handle balancing ...

There's just one servo in the bear's head to drive both the mouth and the eyes, so it's not exactly rocket science to hack the ... treating the Arduino as a serial port and device.

Ladyada was gracious enough to take a few minutes to explain a little about what makes Arduino boards so cool–and useful–to anyone who’s ever wanted to build or hack their own devices.