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“Everlasting flower for your everlasting love. A perfect not-only Valentine’s day gift to your loved one. This mechanical tulip will bloom into any color possible with just gentle touch of your hand. Its six petals will slowly open and …
“This is a fabric, torus shaped, Neopixel clock. I have designed and created this for a paper at CoCA Massey University with the resources and guidance of fablabwgtn. Materials: - Felt - Needle and thread - 3mm corrugated cardboard - 3mm clear acrylic - 3mm …
“The design and creation of this instructable was created for the purpose of an Open Design and Digital Fabrication paper at Massey University, NZ. Based in the Fab Lab WGTN, the aim of the paper was to utilise open design …
“Neopixels are color-changing, individually addressable (programmable) LED lights. They are available in various forms from Adafruit.com, but I am particularly fond of the 8-mm “through the hole” traditional LED style. They are bright and beautiful, and you can make …
“An infinity mirror is an optical illusion that makes a single row of lights look like countless rows of lights, receding into the void forever. It’s created by placing a one-way mirror over a second mirror with lights in-between …
“This project was for ‘Creative Electronics’, a Beng Electronics Engineering 4th year module at the University of Mlaga, School of Telecommunications (https://www.uma.es/etsi-de-telecomunicacion/). The project has been designed and assembled by Carlos Almagro, Diego Jimnez and Alejandro …
“In this Instructable I show how I my a Christmas star using neopixels, driven by a Attigny digispark board, mounted on a 3D printed star”
“Control an RGB LED strip using ESP32 hosting an HTTP server written in Arduino framework. Works in local network and through the internet. Introduction In this tutorial I will show you how to create web browser controlled WS2812 LED strip …
“Create a delicate ring of NeoPixels attached to a Gemma bracelet. Program your ring in Arduino, CircuitPython, or with MakeCode Maker & then protect your NeoPixels by encasing them in resin. Make sure you’re familiar with the following guides: Adafruit …
“So you can’t afford a Large Hadron Collider of your own? No, I can’t either. Anyway, where would I put it? I’ve got enough clutter around here already. So I decided to build a Small Hadron Collider …