Arduino fans, this project turns TVs on when you want them off. It makes a perfect April Fools' Day joke or gag gift—or, in the spirit of Evil Week , ...

To build this project, you'll need an Arduino, an infrared receiver module, some LEDs, switches, and a few other electronic odds and ends.

So it’s no surprise that [krallja] was able to use an old-style video output chip to drive a TV with an Arduino.

If you enjoy watching TV but are fed up listening to certain celebrity names or phrases being over used. A new Arduino device called the Enough Already, developed by Matt Richardson might be able ...

Childlike imagination is a wonderful thing. The ability to give life to inanimate objects and to pretend how they’re living their own life is precious, and not for nothing a successful story … ...

This Instructables guide will show you how you can use an Arduino to control your TV, DVD player, VCR, and countless other home electronics.

Arduino simplifies things by only using just one coding language. Here's what you need to get started with developing software for the tiny device.

3G-SDI Arduino Shield which lets customers build their own custom controllers for cameras and other SDI devices. The Blackmagic 3G-SDI Arduino Shield will ship mid year for US$95 from Blackmagic ...