And you get a clock at the end of it! [hamblin.joe] wanted to do a simple project for kids along these lines, so whipped up a neat design using analog meters to display the time.

The board has four LED arrays resulting in a display of 8×32 LEDs. The MAX7219 takes a 16-bit data word over a 10 MHz serial bus, so programming is pretty easy.

I like this project - a random name generator display. Okay it's conceptually simple and has probably been done a few times before, but it has wide application... In this lockdown learning age, the ...

Ingeniously harnessing the power of the Arduino Nano ESP32 to create a compact, handheld gaming console that boasts full-color graphics on a round display.

Learn how to create a simple heart rate monitor using an Arduino Pro Mini, PulseSensor, and OLED display. This beginner-friendly project is perfect for learning basic electronics, sensors, and ...