The problem with using it along with Arduino-based gadgets is that you then need to use something like an Ethernet shield to provide the network connection.

The sound sensor detects clapping or any loud sound, and sends a digital signal (HIGH) to the Arduino. Based on this signal: The Arduino turns ON the motor and LED. After a few seconds, the Arduino ...

Clap Switch with Arduino and Sound Sensor. Contribute to Dhruvhash/Clap-controlled-LED development by creating an account on GitHub.

The Arduino receives this data and can control either a single-color LED or with an RGB LED strip, assign colors to pitch accordingly using pulse-width modulating on each channel (Red, Green, Blue).