Using javascript with Chrome, I guide you trough how to create a very basic Web that controls the builtin RGB led of the XIAO BLE.

A TinyML based wearable using Edge Impulse software to detect the tablet consumption action.

Use the power of machine learning to read your tapping pattern and keep your bike safe from potential thieves.

Multi-functional, solar powered streetlight designed to fashionably improve visibility as well as offer generic information via IoT

Build your own asset-tracking device that you can attach to everyday items that you commonly lose using the PIC-BLE development board.

Low-cost IoT Gateway made with open-source software and hardware. Software includes temperature, humidity, and ambient light sensing.

This project features a real time clock using 7-segment displays. The clock is initialized using Bluetooth and driven using UART.

A temporary, programmable "tattoo" that can respond to its physical orientation, or play animations.

Let's hack a fidget spinner and turn it into a whirling dervish of sound making!

This project aims to demonstrate the operation of the TB6612FNG drive together with Bean+ to control two DC motors through an iPhone app.

This mystical potion lantern artifact has amazing powers such as Bluetooth control & multiple lighting effects.

A custom Internet connected shirt using a LightBlue Bean to light up the shirt's El Wire graphics.

O-Zone is a DIY Bluetooth lamp. You can modify the color of the lamp and also the brightness of leds.

Get a room full of people to vote on a quiz wirelessly!

FitBit-type Bluetooth radiation sensor for tracking radiation exposure (for working around X-rays in the hospital, or just life in general).

Move a rectangle in the screen using Processing 3, reading from the LightBlue Bean accelerometer. Data compiled as string and parsed later.

This tutorial teaches you how to create a telegram bot to control LightBlue Bean RGB led.

Using Punchthrough's Bean+ to control Ableton Live parameters. Currently incorporating buttons, flex sensors, and an accelerometer.

Have you ever wanted to control a robot from a web browser? Use the LightBlue Bean[+] (LBB[+]) to control a BoE-Shield Robot using BLE.

Turn on your blinker with a hand signal. Turn it off with the flick of the wrist.

What happens when you strap a LightBlue Bean to some fireworks?

Curious how to modify the RGB LED based on how much light is shining? Find out by doing this project!

Awesome Bluetooth-controlled bottle of Tic Tacs with every color under the sun, powered by Light Blue Bean.

A connected pregnancy test that tweets your results instantly, and text messages your mom. May also be used as a light switch.