Use the Matrix Portal and an RGB LED matrix display to create spooky eyes in a silhouetted window skull! Plus, the Matrix Portal drives a servo motor to wag the skull's jaw around!

In this ADABOX we'll give you 2000+ rainbow pixels to customize for the ultimate expressive display. Nothing can ever be the same... once you have a Matrix Portal and a 64x32 RGB Matrix display! This WiFi-connectable display is like a little bit of Times Square brought into your home.

Use the Matrix Portal and LED matrix display along with Adafruit IO to score a friendly competition between two players or teams! You can use your smart phone's web browser to adjust the scores in real-time. All coded in CircuitPython.

Celebrate your favorite pixel art with this great-looking display! Use any bitmap images -- up to 64 x 32 pixels in size -- and the Matrix Portal will create a slideshow of them for your viewing pleasure.

Build a large LED matrix display to see the Air Quality Index at a glance. Uses the Purple Air open map API to grab the latest air quality info and display both the AQI and the quality description in scrolling text.

This internet-connected LED matrix display running CircuitPython will tell you how many days, hours, and minutes left until Halloween! Uses the free Adafruit IO time server to keep in sync.

Custom quotes and colors you decide will feed this scrolling LED matrix display, just like your own, personal Times Square ticker! Using CircuitPython, a WiFi enabled microcontroller, and Adafruit IO, this is simple to set-up, easy to update, and lots of fun!

Use the Metro M4 Express Airlift, RGB Matrix shield, and a 64 x 32 pixel matrix to display the temperature, humidity, weather conditions, and more. All data comes from OpenWeatherMaps.org via WiFi access point, and you can code it all with CirctuitPython!

CircuitPython on Metro M4 Airlift + RBG Matrix shield drives a 64 x 32 LED matrix display as a beautiful, minimal clock. Internet time from Adafruit IO keeps it accurate.

Use an RGB LED matrix panel as your own personal ON AIR/OFF AIR broadcasting sign, in an Art Deco style. CircuitPython, bitmap fonts, and pixel drawing routines make it all run smoothly.

-CircuitPython Day 2020 is coming in a number of days! Remember when the magic day is with this PyPortal based countdown clock.

In this ADABOX we will give you a clue... the Adafruit CLUE! The CLUE is a sensor-packed development board with a small colorful screen and a lot of sensors. To make it compatible with existing projects, we made it the same shape and size as the BBC micro:bit and with the same edge-connector on the bottom with five big pads so it will fit into your existing robot kit or 'bit add-on.

Send wireless MIDI CC over the air to your favorite BLE synthesizer or synth app on iOS or mac os! This project uses the CLUE's built-in accelerometer and prox sensor to send three different CC signals as you tilt and roll your hand. Use the CLUE's TFT screen, buttons, and touch pads to select different CC numbers, and even pause/restart sending data while maintaining the BLE MIDI connection.

The new and improved Lucio Blaster uses CircuitPython running on a Feather M4 Express to do more with less! Now, a simpler hardware setup and the ease and power of CircuitPython make this prop better than ever.

The Pathfinder interactive, 3D printed robot friend is here! John Park teamed up with Sugru and Adafruit to build a companion bot with Pathfinder's on-screen emotes and in-game voice-over lines. This uses a Wi-Fi enabled Adafruit PyPortal touchscreen microcontroller running CircuitPython. It's straightforward to reprogram him to do all sorts of new IoT things.