Control all your lights with a programmable Big Red Button.

Give your artwork a deep, dimensional glow.

A clock that always shows quotes from book referencing the current time.

Turn your home into a magical forest realm.

Get your LED matrix running on WLED and create a beautiful art piece.

This project demonstrates how to run a tile-matching game on the Metro RP2350 using the mouse attached through its USB host pins. It includes controls such as an event button to perform a reset.

This project demonstrates how to run the Minesweeper logic puzzle game on the Metro RP2350 using the mouse attached through its USB host pins.

Create a world clock to show a satellite photo of the earth with the current midday at the center of the display. The map slowly scrolls across doing a complete loop every 24 hours.

Build a weather station with retro inspired 8bit graphics! Use CircuitPython to display data from the Open Weather Maps API. Get temperature, weather conditions, location, time and date! All rendered in chunky fonts and blocky icons.

This project displays high resolution video generated by an Adafruit Metro RP2350. The HSTX bus outputs DVI video which can be shown on an HDMI monitor. The Adafruit-DVI-HSTX library makes the project easy to write programs like this in Arduino, while displayio makes it easy in CircuitPython.

In this project, you create a temperature and humidity monitor that can record values as bread dough rises (the process known as proofing). However, you can use this for any situation where you want to record the temperature and humidity over time.

The Metro RP2350 makes a perfect little game console. The on-board HSTX combined with a DVI breakout can output to a standard television or computer monitor for the display. The USB host connection makes it easy to take input from a keyboard to control the game.