Play around with the basics of Microbit.

Make your next album with our next generation music maker device! Using simple electronic components, we have copied the original and well known Atari Punk Console synthesizer to make this unique "cheap-box" musical synth.

Watch a cool radar slide across your computer screen like the old time war-movies!

If you’ve been thinking about how you’d control a 240V appliance with an Arduino without worrying about getting zapped, then here is a solution.

This neat little project is a good way to learn about simple Arduino programming.

Linux is a wonderful and free, open source Operating System which can be run on your computer as a replacement to windows.

ESP8266 and an LCD screen to make an interactive WiFi button.

Sticking with tradition and going for the early days of electronics with this kit; using the traditional 555 Timer IC and a decade counter to make a strobing star pattern, something to put on-top of the christmas tree

One of the guys at the office here asked if I could build an Arduino device for monitoring the voltage of the 12V battery in his trailer- as now required for registration of some trailers which have electric brakes.

If you’ve been thinking about how you’d control a 240V appliance with an Arduino without worrying about getting zapped, then here is a solution.

Recently, we had to program a big pile of Uno's for some workshops we were running, getting kids to build the Snake Game Project.

Practise and decode morse code with Arduino!

This is an updated version of our Intruder Alert project; designed to be both easier to manage and more secure.

Control one or multiple power points with our IoT WiFi Power Switch Project

Here is a great project to get started with your very own IoT (Internet of Things) home automation project.

Sick of typing in your password every day when working or studying from home? Use our completely extensible fingerprint login system!

In this project, we explain Anderson 50A High Current connectors and how to use them to make different leads common in camping, caravaning and four wheel driving.

This is an easy project to assemble - just one main board and two shields, but gives a fully functional, easy to read clock display which retains the time, even when disconnected from power.

The Arduino IDE and boards make it very easy to design and prototype a circuit, and even build a circuit to do something useful.

Build your very own weather station that not only displays the temperature and humidity but also reports the temperature and humidity readings to your Weather Underground account, where you can view the environmental readings from your weather station online, and even view historical logs of the environment temperature and humidity changes over time.