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“Build your own interactive Pacman Clock for your work bench or desk!! Some time ago I developed an Arduino and ESP32 Pacman Clock which proved to be popular with DIY electronics Makers. I was looking for an alternative all in …
“I recently came up with a new idea for an unconventional display by using a magnetic viewing film that changes color in a magnetic field. In contrast to some other magnet viewing films this one shows a variety of colors …
“A practical-size, Back to the Future themed digital clock mimicking the “Present Time” portion of the DeLorean’s time circuit displays. Back to the Future time circuits are a bit over done around the internet, but my desk could really …
“In a previous instructable, I have presented a concept for making a “linear” binary clock from a standard WS2812 LED strip and an ATtiny microprocessor. The design of that clock was not that great… …which is why I made a …
“New version of the Hollow Clock is released. Contrary to the former version (Hollow Clock 3), the angle of the hour hand is controlled not mechanically but magnetically. Very easy to adjust the time. Supplies: - Three 8mm x 3mm neodymium …
“This project contains all the work I have done so far on creating a working GPS driven clock that emulates the Magical Clock from the Harry Potter films. I spent months on this and you are free to download the …
“This project makes use of a previous project Modular Display Element to make a digital clock, using four of the modules connected together and controlled by a Microbit and an RTC. Supplies: - Microbit V2 (preferred due to built in speaker …
“Once in the year 1980 I was young and handsome. Now I’m only and. One a school trip to Berlin I saw a beautiful digital clock with a futuristic design. I decided right away to build this clock myself …
“3D Printed ESP32 WROOM 32D Perpetual Timepiece Using a wooden base, 3D printed parts and an ESP32 WROOM 32D module to display the time on four 28BYJ-48 Stepper Motor driven “perpetual rotating” digits. Time is stored on a RTC …
“Part of the process of making the Analumi-Clock was experimenting with different display mediums. In this version the display medium was a 3D printed photo luminescent transluscent disc. The intention was this would to be lit from the back using …