Dickensian scenes of miniature Christmas villages have been a staple of indoor holiday decorations at my house for decades. This year I wanted to spruce things up with something a little different, incorporating Amulet's MK-070C-HP display and GEMstudio Pro software.

Terrifying Jack-O-Lanterns take a fair amount of planning and artistry. This is not one of those. In this one-day build I make an electrifying Jack-O-Lantern using the spookiest components that haunt my closet. Read how I jazzed up my pumpkin with Amulet's STK-043-HP and Arduino Uno to light up our porch on Halloween.

The word is getting out - it’s really easy to incorporate Adruino with Amulet displays! One user who wanted to add a full color LCD to Arduino wrote, “The easiest method to communicate data between Arduino and any LCD display, can be found with the Amulet Technologies’ Arduino library. Amulet has cleverly taken out the need to know their communication protocol or any type of serial communication.”

Have you ever wondered how to change the language on your HMI touchscreen display to Chinese, French, Spanish, or maybe … Klingon? Amulet has simple step-by-step instructions to do just that! In our example, we show you how to use the multi-language feature in Amulet’s GEMstudio Pro™ software to translate from English to Klingon (but you can do the same steps for any language). Beam me up, Scotty!