[Schuyler Sowa] has been hard at work on his own version of LED strip Pong ... of lights). An Arduino board controls the game, with a shield made from protoboard to connect the components.

When connecting the LEDs in parallel ... always remember to choose the correct micro controller (or arduino board) based on the RAM requirements of your project. Earlier we controlled LED matrixes, ...

While it is certainly possible for him to build his own LED array and ... a couple of wires to connect the disjointed strips. [Patrick] did just that, and wrote a small Arduino library that ...

To operate, users will need to connect the strip light to a compatible LED light controller (not included), such as a Raspberry Pi, Arduino, FadeCandy, or T1000S, among others. A downside for us ...

If you're looking for a way to spice up your boring staircase, DIYer Geert shows off a simple way to safely light up your stairwell with programmable, color changing LED strips mounted directly to ...

The how-to is over at Instructables. Color changing box shelves with LED-strips and arduino Shelves are great for organization, but if you also want them to double as displays for what they hold ...

Blinky.Shoes are LED ... The light strips are also open to customization, and users can program them with their own patterns and designs. Blinky.Shoes are said to be compatible with Arduino ...

Add a colorful splash of accent lighting to your space and set up lighting effects with the Govee Smart LED H6159 strip ... The Govee app can connect to the strip lights via Bluetooth or Wi ...