10 Basic Arduino Projects

Welcome to Arduino World!
The iHackRobot DIY Makers 

This is the iHackRobot Arduino and Android DIY makerspace. On this website, links, tutorials, codes, projects, and apps that the author has developed are all provided here. Sketches and gadgets designed to control various Arduino projects, including your car or any appliances in your house, using a smartphone, tablet, bluetooth, Infrared, joystick, accelerometer, wifi, your webpage via the internet, voice recognition, and even by a watch are all open source. These projects are all supported with videos, source codes, schematics, and materials incorporated all together in one place for you to study, build, and experiment. In addition, some generic apps are also provided free upon request. These apps can control any of your robotics projects using an android smatphone or tablet.



This is the prototype you will be using throughout your first 10 basic Arduino projects.

This is an example of one of the many projects you will build and program using the prototype.


There are only 4 basic materials in our prototype: 
1. LEDs, 9 pcs 
2. Resistors, 9 pcs, 200 ohms 
3. connecting wires
4. Arduino UNO 


With all these 4 components, you will be building the following Arduino projects:
1. The Blinking Red
2. Let There Be Lights: The Switcher
3. The Blinker: Blinking Lights
4. The Jumper: Jumping Lights
5. The Breaker: Dividing Lights
6. The Roller: Rolling Lights
7. The Knight Rider: Chasing Lights
8. Binary Counter: Counting Lights
9. The Tester: Testing Lights
10. Game of Logic: Thinking Lights

11.  Railroad Traffic Lights: Warning Lights 
12. Traffic Lights w/ Switch   
13:  Light Waves Symphony: Singing Lights
14. Binary Clock: Timing Lights
15. Serial Monitor: Hello My Hackspace World
16. Generating Tones
17. Painting Colours
18. Shrinktifing
19. Robotics ***
20 more iHackLab Building

*** Aside from the above Arduino projects, you will also learn how to control a biped-robot (homodruino) remotely using the internet, your own website, via a wifi, an ethernet, a TV remote control, your computer monitor, your keyboard, your mouse, bluetooth, an iphone, an ipad, and even using your voice.


This is the actual diagram you will use all throughout your 10 basic projects. There are no messy soldering and complex programming. From this setup, you will actually learn more than 20 projects, if and only if you will do all the interesting challenges provided in each lesson or tutorial. ;-)


The Blinking Red

The Blinker

The Chasing Colours


The Knight Rider

The Binary Counter


Aside from these 10 beginner projects, you will advance to more interesting fun creations like programming some stand-alone chips that can be used in building robots, toys, or gadgets. And finally, as the main objective of this site, we will build a Star Wars like Jedi training ball in the end and a self-conscious robot as well. If you have made one of these projects, please share or post them on this blog. Thank you.



Disclaimer:  We shall not be liable for any loss or damage of whatever nature - direct, indirect, consequential, or otherwise - which may arise as a result of your use of any information on this website. However, if you are interested in using any of the projects for personal or educational purposes, please inform the author by email. 

Public Domain Notice: Copyright (c) 2000. All rights reserved. This article is part of a book entitled iHackRobot. Copies are welcome to be shared or distributed publicly as long proper citations are observed. Please cite as follows: Biotronics: The Silver Species, Joey Lawsin, 1988, USA.


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    1. you can find the code of each project by selecting or clicking the project you want to build under the arduino projects column :)

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