It's a fantastic way to experiment with and utilise a wide range of sensors, so for more information and to order, please visit the shield page. And to keep up to date with our news, blog and upcoming new …

Orders will still be packed and shipped during the week of the conference, but things may happen a little more slowly than usual. Please be understanding if we don't manage to get orders out right away. …

If you have been reading our blog recently and have been inspired to create your own Arduino project but have no idea how to get started, the Freetronics Experimenters Kit is a fantastic tool to help you …

For more information and the sketch, check out Steven's blog here. And we're on twitter and Google+, so follow us for news and product updates as well. It's always great to see people making things with …

When building projects that involve mains current, check with the regulations in your area with regards to what you can do and what needs to be done by a licenced electrician. Otherwise for more details, …

In this case Arduino and electronics enthusiast Mr Hobbyelectronics has assembled a CUBE4: from scratch, and shown the process in his video blog. As you can see from his video below, the CUBE4's …

Certainly one of the more inspiring projects we've seen in a while, and you can follow its progress through the project blog. And for more, we're on twitter, facebook and Google+, so follow us for news …

At the mahoneytech blog they've shown how to resurrect a classic video game controller so it can be interfaced with a PC and thus control more recent and other games playable on the PC.

Check out the product page to find out more. Working on a project you would like us to feature in this blog? Let us know in the comments section below or on Facebook and Twitter. Written by Daniel de …

This could be expanded with some larger external buttons for a more physical reponse for each user, however to get started with the orginal visit the timer's Instructable page. And for more, we're on …