Back-to-School DIY Projects

Here's a collection of fun ideas for any students going back to school this fall.

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A new way to learn electronics and programming from the SparkFun Inventor's Kit!

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Prototyping an outdoor lightning warning system.

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Today we take a look into creating a version of the classic Korean board game, Yut Nori, into an electronic format.

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This is the first part of building a keycode-based anti-theft system for a car.

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We took a crew down to CU Boulder to check out all of the capstone and graduate projects that were presented to the public!

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Hacking your block kits with motors and micro:bits!

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Control a robot wirelessly with your hand using XBees, Arduino and an accelerometer.

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Looking to get your feet wet with GPS? We've got just the tutorial for you! Accurately display your coordinates on a small OLED with the press of a button using hardware from our Qwiic Connect System (I2C).

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Using EL once again for my students' performance using a glove controller, XBees, EL sequencers and Arduino.

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Recently, a team from the St. Vrain Innovation Center assembled its first custom PCB design with the help of SparkFun. This is the story behind their project and their experience.

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Control your RedBot programmed with Arduino using the wireless joystick and a pair of XBees!

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The creation of an automatic light switch using infrared tripwires.

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Creating a custom project to show off some nice edge-lit acrylic.

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Hop on the I2C BUS and let's build Escape Room puzzles Qwiic!

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