This project takes the classic game of Connect Four and turns it into a game played with a small joystick. An Arduino Pro Mini and generic microcontroller act as the brains with a matrix of LEDs ...

Everything is driven by an Arduino Pro Mini. The lights are APA106 LEDs; a 4-pin through-hole package version of the WS2812 pixels. You could easily substitute these for the surface mount ...

This port is primarily used for connecting the board to the computer ... In the case of the Arduino Nano, a mini-B USB cable is required. The power source, on the other hand, can be a powerbank ...

The official Arduino team has today announced the availability ... You can choose from a wide-ranging of compatible devices and connect them extremely easily thanks to the availability of code ...

and other pins and the same Arduino sockets you’d find with an Arduino UNO. This lets you connect existing Arduino Shields to add Bluetooth, a touchscreen, or more for testing or hardware ...

The alarm clock is made using a Arduino Mini and a TFT screen. You can turn the alarm on and off by flipping the clock, it’s charged through a micro USB port, and it even senses your presence ...

Its name is Arduino Uno Mini Limited Edition. Noticeably, looking at the photo (right) a USB-C connector has replaced the usual -B, Micro or Mini USB. The sketch processor remains the venerable 16MHz ...

An Arduino Pro mini handles the selection between outputs by driving a selection of relays with appropriate timing. An interesting detail here is what [Lajt] calls a ‘sacrificial relay’ in the ...