Powered by an Arduino Uno, the light painter provides a user interface on a 16×2 LCD which allows control over not only the brightness of the WS2812 LED strips but selecting and loading different ...

However, always remember to choose the correct micro controller (or arduino board) based on the RAM requirements of your project. Earlier we controlled LED matrixes, strips and other complex LED ...

This variation of [Gerardo Barbarov Rostan]’s Open LED Race ... the strip of WS2812 LEDs, all you really need is a microcontroller and two buttons. Here [mircemk] is using an Arduino Nano ...

We found an open-source alternative that can be built using an Arduino board and addressable LED strips. We decided to try it out. The project is called Adalight WS2812 by Wifsimster and uses ...

If you're looking for a way to spice up your boring staircase, DIYer Geert shows off a simple way to safely light up your stairwell with programmable, color changing LED strips mounted directly to ...

I want to use all three outputs to power several WS2812 LED strips. Getting the two USB-A ports working was straightforward. For each one I did the following: 1) Found an old USB cable with a type ...

Fortunately, much of the hard work has already been done and there are libraries of LED strip drivers and applications available for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, LaunchPad and other popular platforms. There ...