Sunday, October 18, 2026
Illuminate Your Garden with DIY Crystal Path Lights: WiFi Control and Sunset Timer Using Feather Huzzah ESP32
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Illuminate Your Garden with DIY Crystal Path Lights: WiFi Control and Sunset Timer Using Feather Huzzah ESP32

Are you looking to add a touch of magic to your garden? Check out the latest tutorial from Erin St Blaine and learn to build yourself some magical garden path lights.This DIY project uses the Feather Huzzah ESP32 microcontroller from Adafruit and NeoPixel LEDs to create a modular, weather-proof crystal pathway that can be controlled…

SpaceX Astronauts Conduct Spacewalk, Putting New Spacesuits to Test #WearableWednesday
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SpaceX Astronauts Conduct Spacewalk, Putting New Spacesuits to Test #WearableWednesday

Private space travel is becoming closer to reality. Last Tuesday Polaris Dawn tested out some new suits. This was the first privately orchestrated space walk. “To date, spacewalks have only been conducted by government astronauts working on missions set up by national space agencies.”Via The Wall Street Journal:The mission, called Polaris Dawn, marked a milestone…

3D Printed LED Fire Horns #WearableWednesday
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3D Printed LED Fire Horns #WearableWednesday

A perfect combination for making great things! These fire horns are 3d printed in Ninjaflex for a flexible wearable that won’t poke your eyes out, giving you freedom to headbang to your hearts desire. As a hollowed out shell, you can easily to fit a strip or ring of LEDs inside these devilish horns for…

Animated Flame Pendant #WearableWednesday
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Animated Flame Pendant #WearableWednesday

An oldie but goodie! Phillip Burgess shares how to make these animated flame pendants:A little fire for your heart! But there’s no actual flame here, no heat…instead, LEDs and a microcontroller make a virtual flame that dances like the real thing. (In fact it’s playing a tiny video loop of a real candle.)We planned this…

Skyrim Player Uses Real World Step Tracking Tech to Actually Walk the 7,000 Steps #WearableWednesday
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Skyrim Player Uses Real World Step Tracking Tech to Actually Walk the 7,000 Steps #WearableWednesday

Talk about taking your role-playing seriously. Using a treadmill and an app called Every Wednesday is Wearable Wednesday here at Adafruit! We’re bringing you the blinkiest, most fashionable, innovative, and useful wearables from around the web and in our own original projects featuring our wearable Arduino-compatible platform, FLORA. Be sure to post up your wearables…

DIY Adjustable Hand Warmers #WearableWednesday
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DIY Adjustable Hand Warmers #WearableWednesday

What if you could control the temperature of your hand warmers? Here’s a project where you can do just that. It’s by Printerforge! Here’s more from Hackaday:Fifteen-year-old [Printerforge] created these bad boys in an effort to learn how to code LCDs and control heat like Magneto controls ferrous metals. Thanks to digital control, they can…

Disco Ball Visor #WearableWednesday
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Disco Ball Visor #WearableWednesday

At the U.S. Open this past week, otherwise laconic #12 ranked US star Taylor Fritz shocked the staid world of tennis by wearing a visor festooned with mirrors. Quoted after his victory over Frances Tiafoe, Fritz commented “It’s a disco ball visor. Even when I lose, it’s a party. And I don’t lose.”We should say…