Interactive museum exhibit at Impression 5 Science Center — visitors use RFID tablets to explore botanical migration routes on a lit map, with green/red LED feedback guiding correct selections.

Arduino Mega replacement for Impression 5 Science Center’s giant calculator exhibit — custom LED display and keypad controller using big-number arithmetic.

Raspberry Pi Zero W chore tracker — physical buttons and NeoPixel LEDs show daily task progress in a tactile, screen-free display for kids.

A quick hands-on demonstration giving novice users a concrete feel for what an Arduino is, what it can do, and how easy it is to get started — progressing from blinking an LED through buttons, analog I/O, servo control, and sound.

Oversized playable Tetris built from 200 addressable RGB LEDs across a 10×20 grid, controlled by an Arduino with a Wii Nunchuk. Presented at Detroit Maker Faire and used in the Lansing Silver Bells parade float.