Once again Australian Arduino enthusiast and video producer MrHobbyelectronics a has produced another interesting and easy to follow video tutorial for an Arduino-based project. In this example we learn how to make an Arduino-powered theremin, a device which can generate various sounds depending on the ambient light level.
It's a fun project for beginners, and the video explains in simple terms how to connect the hardware, and demonstrates the final results. To make your own, simply view the following video:
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