A word clock with two interchangeable 8x8 face designs, an RGB LED matrix, laser cut bamboo dovetailed enclosure and mirror acrylic faces.
A 4x4 keypad that uses mechanical switches with individually backlit keys powered by an Arduino Pro Micro.
"Team Laser" built the dirt-simple app that fires SLAZER, a wearable laser smartstrap accessory for Pebble Time. Lasers! Right?
A robotic vacuum made to help the elderly. We used Drawing Route for Car on the Office's Map (made by phpoc_man).
Some hints and kinks with using Benbox software with an Eleks Laser Engraver kit (such as from GearBest /Banggood).
FourFace is a capacitive touch, four player pattern-recognition game in the vein of the 80's electronic game, "Simon".
Demonstration of the second midterm project for the Central New Mexico Community College IoT Bootcamp (deepdivecoding. com/iot)
The work combines art and electronics. The art part makes the skeleton and consists of 11 layers of medium density fiberboard.
Improve mobility, data acquisition and establish a real-time video feed when flying drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles.
This alarm clock is an attempt to get our toddler to stay quiet in the morning while we try to continue sleeping.
Alternative clock that resembles a Nixie tube.
A Face Hitting Machine enables you hit those you dislike on the face, even with uplifting slap sound effect. Your decompression artifact.
Create a tiny Tiny85 controller board that drives some NeoPixels and turn it into laser LED light display.
During the COVID-19 phase our school needed a touch-less bell, so I was asked to build such a device.
A Home Assistant-connected oversized 7-segment display
A inexpensive colorimeter to check for pH, concentration and turbidity of urine.
A water fountain equipped with LED lighting controlled by Bluetooth.
I would like to be able to machine small mild steel and aluminum parts at home for my projects.
A laser harp using 5V laser diodes and a PocketBeagle. Play musical notes just by waving your hand!
A step by step guide on how to build your own wooden sunglasses.
Create enamel-like pins using acrylic, spray paint, and a dash of creativity.
Recently, I found an article on a group that resurrected their past as laser light show operators, building a portable laser light show.
My family and I really enjoyed "The Button" on TV this spring and we wanted a way to play the game at home so I made this.
May 5th Revenge of the Sith light-up PCB and laser cut acrylic necklace.
