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LCD Display Projects for Arduino

Add displays to your Arduino projects. 16x2 and 20x4 LCDs with I2C adapters. Show sensor readings, menus, status messages.

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Step-by-step hardware project tutorials for your engineering project

ESP32 Touch Sensor LED Control

Intermediate

Control an LED using ESP32's built-in capacitive touch sensors without physical buttons, demonstrating modern touch-based interfaces.

ESP32 Touch Sensor LED Control

Intermediate

Control an LED using ESP32's built-in capacitive touch sensors without physical buttons, demonstrating modern touch-based interfaces.

ESP32 Bluetooth Classic LED Control

Intermediate

Control an LED wirelessly using ESP32 Bluetooth Classic and a mobile application without Wi-Fi or internet.

ESP32 WiFi Controlled Relay

Intermediate

Control electrical appliances remotely using an ESP32 and Wi-Fi through a web browser without any cloud service.

Traffic Light Controller Using Arduino

Beginner

Design a basic traffic light control system using Arduino that operates red, yellow, and green LEDs in a fixed sequence, simulating real traffic signals.

Bluetooth Controlled Car / Robot

Intermediate

A wireless mobile robot that can be remotely driven using a smartphone over Bluetooth communication.

ESP32 Touch Sensor LED Control

Intermediate

Control an LED using ESP32's built-in capacitive touch sensors without physical buttons, demonstrating modern touch-based interfaces.

ESP32 BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) LED Control

Intermediate

Control an LED using ESP32 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) from a mobile application with low power consumption.

ESP32 LED Blink

Beginner

A beginner-friendly ESP32 project that demonstrates how to blink an LED using GPIO pins and basic Arduino programming.

ESP32 Alexa Voice Controlled Home Automation

Advanced

Control home appliances using voice commands through Amazon Alexa and ESP32 using cloud-based IoT integration.

Arduino Controlled LED Strip

Beginner

Control an LED strip using Arduino to create ON/OFF and basic lighting effects, introducing PWM control and practical home lighting automation.