Скачать или смотреть Arduino DIY Matrix Light Game: Build & Code with Keypad Library

We make a DIY LED Matrix light game with an Arduino Nano, one of the most popular microcontrollers within the maker movement! This project is a great entry into the world of Arduino projects and Programming.

We love making microcontroller projects for beginners, ensuring that everyone can follow along and learn something new. In this video, we dive into the world of Arduino, demonstrating how to make something from next to nothing.

To tackle the challenges posed by the limited Arduino Nano pins, we used a keypad library, an ingenious solution that allows for more inputs without the need for additional hardware.

We’ll show you how to make this LED matrix game, a project that is not only fun but also enlightening. You'll see firsthand why Arduino Game Programming can be challenging, yet incredibly rewarding. This hands-on experience offers a deeper understanding of electronics, coding, and design.

Compared to Raspberry Pi or the ESP32 - the Arduino Nano offers a more affordable approach to a project like this.

We love making DIY projects like this, and we're excited to share our knowledge and experience with you. This project also integrates 3d printing, used to make the enclosure, blending the worlds of digital fabrication and electronics.

How to make a fun game like this? It's simpler than you think! Follow along as we show you the process, from conceptualization to the final product.

We provide the Arduino code on our website, making it easy for you to replicate or modify this project for your own learning and STEM Education. On our website we teach you how to make this amazing DIY project, breaking down each step to ensure a clear and enjoyable learning experience. If you're new to the scene and wondering, "What is Arduino?" – this is the perfect starting point.

Full Tutorial:
https://hackmakemod.com/blogs/project...

Parts Used:
TPU Button Cover [Download]
PLA Enclosure [Download]
PLA Battery Cover [Download]
QB Box PCB (Printed Circuit Board)
Toggle Switch
9 x Light Buttons
9 x Resistors (1K Ohm each)
Buzzer
Connector for 9V Battery
2 sets of 15-Pin Header Pins (Female and Male)
Arduino Nano v3.0 atmega328p
Battery (9V)

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