Build a Star Trek inspired prop with LCARS diagnostics, CO2/Humidity/Temperature graphs!

Build a 6x12 grid of NeoPixel LEDs to create a MIDI visualizer inspired by Close Encounters.

Turn your MatrixPortal S3 into a beautiful analog clock with animated backgrounds that change throughout the day.

Turn your PyPortal into an IoT-connected art gallery that cycles through art, space, cats and dogs! Pull from image feeds or images from an SD card. Skip images with a tilt or shake. Tap the screen to change feeds. Customize your feed, animation and even the audio chirp! 3D print the melted diagonal frame to mount the PyPortal and accelerometer.

3D print a lamp for the Circuit Playground express with swappable multi-color panels inspired by traditional Japanese Shoji lanterns. IR remote controls brightness and colors.

This fun project creates a lamp that can be used anywhere. It uses tap detect to cycle through color modes and features a light meter mode, audio reaction and colors. Modes can also be selected with the Adafruit Bluefruit Connect app in the Control Pad and a color picker to adjust the brightness.

Use a Feather PropMaker RP2040 and Adalogger FeatherWing to make a color sensing music player using CircuitPython. An AS7341 color sensor detects a color and plays music depending on the color.

Use your Fruit Jam in style by 3D printing an Apple IIe inspired enclosure.

Protect your AirPods with a pair of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Bajoran inspired holders for ears!

Make a cute 4x12 48-key keyboard using NeoKey ortho linear snap-part PCBs and the KB2040 microcontroller.

Build an internet-connected pool notifier to alert the neighborhood that the pool party is underway! In this guide, you'll use Adafruit IO and WipperSnapper firmware to build a pool party notifier that raises a flag and displays a message on an E-Ink screen. This project can be completed without programming or soldering.

3D print an Apple Macintosh Classic inspired enclosure for the Adafruit Fruit Jam.

3D print a case for the MagTag. Features a print-in-place kickstand.

This project is a low-cost, easy to build IoT device that can help you to remotely monitor your indoor crops or exotic plants. Using Adafruit IO, you can remotely see your sensor data in real time on a mobile device giving you a visual user interface.

Run DOOM on the Adafruit Fruit Jam. Supports HDMI/DVI video out, USB keyboard, mouse and gamepad. Runs at the classic resolution with stereo sound.