Raspberry Pi Pico Halloween Builds: Motion-Triggered Spooky Props
Pico-powered Halloween props: LED skulls, a skeleton robot, and a portrait with moving eyes. Here is how to wire a motion trigger without frying…
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Pico-powered Halloween props: LED skulls, a skeleton robot, and a portrait with moving eyes. Here is how to wire a motion trigger without frying…
Braid 2020 NeoPixel seed pixels into hair and let an RP2040 Feather and accelerometer turn a head shake into rain and lightning. A weekend…
A real walnut now hides a Wi-Fi infrared remote on a XIAO ESP32-C3, with four IR LEDs, a MOSFET driver and a 6-day battery.…
Turn a ₱150 plastic skeleton into a spooky animatronic with a Raspberry Pi Pico, four 9g servos, and a distance sensor. Wiring and power…
A maker hid an ESP32-C3 inside a walnut shell to beam IR commands at gear that never got a Wi-Fi upgrade. Here is how…
Three kids sealed a Raspberry Pi 3 and a DS18B20 sensor in a £130 acrylic tube to log river temperature and video on their…
Maker TheHyperFix turned a retired 3D printer into a motorized three-axis camera slider - powered by an Arduino UNO R3 and a CNC shield.…