TallyArbiter-arduino-neopixel This project allows an ESP8266 (Wemos D1 Mini) to respond to POST requests from Joseph Adam's Tally Arbiter in order to control Neopixel Strips.

A Project for controlling neopixel led-strips with an arduino. It includes some lighting modes and inputhandling. If You want to build this project yourself please support it by using the affiliate ...

Use the CCL peripheral of the ATmega4809 on the Arduino Nano Every board to create a WS2812B "NeoPixel" addressable RGB LED driver without bit-banging.

Still, Driving this many NeoPixels is a migraine trigger, and we have to give [Josh] credit for doing this with 1K of RAM. Check out the video of [Josh]’s extreme NeoPixel strip below.

Basically any "Arduino compatible" that runs an 8-bit AVR with an 8-16MHz clock will work. Additionally, the Arduino Due and Teensy boards are compatible with the Neopixel lin.

Instead of using the same old Christmas tree ornaments that we put up every year, let's step it up a notch and use Arduino with Neo pixel LED Strip, JQ6500 Voice Module, and PIR Sensor.

A NeoPixel ring with 60 RGBW LED’s connected to an ESP8266 gives us a clock using NTP server to get the accurate time. No external RTC needed. The time lib that is integrated in the ESP8266 core gets ...

Embedded real-time clock systems have a large number of applications in practice. The main issue is the accuracy of time they show, which is why performing time synchronization is very important for ...