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  • Make a traffic light with Arduino and Neopixel rings
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    Make a traffic light with Arduino and Neopixel rings

    Byoeadmin November 21, 2019

        Are you a diy enthusiast? Do you like electronics and model building? If the answer is ‘Damn, yes!”, don’t miss this project: an open-source traffic-light with Arduino and Neopixel rings. It seems to be a good starting point for all those who are now approaching to Arduino projects.  Discover, invent, create, share!  …

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  • How to control Neopixel strip with WiFi
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    How to control Neopixel strip with WiFi

    Byoeadmin November 11, 2019September 7, 2026

      We make a NeoPixel light installations using Fishino and NodeMCU, controlled via Wi-Fi from PC or Raspberry Pi through a Python library.  A few years ago, the American Adafruit Industries revolutionized the LED market by introducing its NeoPixels, whose main feature is to integrate, in a single package, an RGB LED and its controller….

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  • Project Alice: the Raspberry Pi-Based Smart Home Assistant
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    Project Alice: the Raspberry Pi-Based Smart Home Assistant

    Byoeadmin April 10, 2019April 9, 2019

    If you have privacy concerns about the personal assistance available from the likes of Amazon and Google you may be interested in Project Alice which as been two years under development and uses Snips, an open source, decentralised voice assistants for all your projects. Snips is an open source decentralised voice assistants for all your…

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  • Hacking an IKEA Lack Table into a Display
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    Hacking an IKEA Lack Table into a Display

    Byoeadmin June 24, 2017September 7, 2026

      Let’s build an interactive table equipped with a display and manual commands to create everything from videogames to animations for communication, teaching and entertainment. LED strips with serial control, and Neopixels in particular, allow us to create, when conveniently combined, many lighting effects and even matrix displays that can go up to remarkable dimensions;…

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  • A Christmas Star with Neopixel LEDs
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    A Christmas Star with Neopixel LEDs

    Byoeadmin December 15, 2016September 7, 2026

      A tech Christmas decoration, created by means of Neopixel LEDs and controlled via an Arduino Micro board, that takes up a minimal amount of space. With the Xmas holidays approaching, we always try to propose a solution or another, one that is capable of combining tradition and innovation, so to avoid the usual or…

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