This little Bluetooth board is ideal for wearable tech and tiny robots. Get started with these projects!
Switch on your brain's creative potential with this hacked Dash button – a timer that keeps you in the hypnagogic state.
A temporary, programmable "tattoo" that can respond to its physical orientation, or play animations.
Curious how to light up a NeoPixel sketchpad through your iPhone? Find out how through this tutorial!
RC car controlled using BLE.
This tutorial teaches you how to create a telegram bot to control LightBlue Bean RGB led.
Hate to remember when to turn on your taillight? This tutorial shows you how to turn your taillight automatically!
Want to surf but hate checking the surf reports? Build a surf map the displays the surf report for the upcoming week!
Curious about building a Theremin instrument? Checkout this tutorial!
Email to turn on LED show.
Camera mount for FPV controlled by smartphone using Bluetooth LE. Give azimuth and tilt angle, camera mount moves appropriate position.
A thumbs up/down button for Slack that works over BLE.
Take data from a Bean and send it through Flow Designer to M2X - or any cloud-based data storage. Get a text message based on a trigger.
Get notifications by email when your door has been unlocked.
Take photos whenever your heart races! Accessorize with a clip on earring pulse detector and camera wreath. LinkIt & Microsoft Azure.
Drive a tiny RC bus over Bluetooth Low Energy with the LightBlue Bean!
Curious how to modify the RGB LED based on how much light is shining? Find out by doing this project!
The classic picnic game is messy, but this version will let you practice indoors.
Blue Up is a social sport game. Players throws his LightBlue Bean as high as he can. NO soldering required and instant fun!
O-Zone is a DIY Bluetooth lamp. You can modify the color of the lamp and also the brightness of leds.
The CastMinder system can detect complications in orthopedic casts and splints while healing patients faster and with less pain.
A custom Internet connected shirt using a LightBlue Bean to light up the shirt's El Wire graphics.
Tired of standing beneath your camera while shooting photos? Why don’t you use your smartphone to focus and release the shutter?
Make Wind eating beast (Theo Jansen's beast "Mini Rhinocéros") controllable from smartphone vie Bluetooth Low Energy.
