Make All the Eyes Move This #ElectronicHalloween

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We lean very hard into the idea that if something can have eyes, we might as will make them move. We found these fun builds on Instructables that have done the same! User just_another_person made this Eye-Following Portrait With Raspberry Pi Pico while MertArduino shared this Face With Animatronic Eyes, Motion Detection and Voice.

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