This little post is about a common (and cheap) Arduino Joystick Shield – the Funduino Joystick Shield (V1.A). This Arduino Uno Joystick shield has all the functions of a standard game controller on a ...

This number sends a pulse to the Arduino, which in turn tells the servos how far to move. A joystick typically has have pins: VRx (the x-axis signal), VRy (the y-axis signal), SW (a pushbutton we ...

Hardware component basis is very minimal for this experiment so most of DIY electronics hobbyists even with limited experience could enjoy it and build a useful joystick by themselves. The main brain ...

An Arduino micro reads the sensors and converts the analog signal to USB. The Arduino Joystick Library by [Matthew Heironimus] formats the data into something a PC can understand. While this is ...

It can be tiring to use your mouse for long periods, so if you don't want to do so, a mouse cursor joystick controller might just be what you need. This Arduino-based cursor controller allows you ...

The modern twist is the controller: an accelerometer supplements the joystick for immersive play. And of course there are flashing LEDs. An Arduino Uno provides the processing power and drives the ...

replete with a webcam and an Arduino setup, but in the process of doing so he "just realized that [he'd] made a mechanism to play tilt based phone games with a joystick." Yes indeedy, one of the ...

This module will investigate creating an interactive side-scrolling game using an Arduino. It will also provide experience with advanced usage of the 16x2 LCD screen and its scrolling capabilities.