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Hut’s Anti-Hug Hat
Rolf Hut made an awesome Anti-Hug Hat, or personal space protector, for Burning Man this year.
The Dutch scientist wanted to explore working with Teensys and APA102 LEDs – and wanted a way to try to avoid the typical American hug at Burning Man, so he […]
DIY MIDI foot controller
Rattus_Metallum made a cool DIY MIDI foot controller.
He needed something to control scripted chord progressions in Dreamfoot, an app for free-floating synth pad accompaniment and was inspired by the iRig BlueBoard, but wanted to dumb it down a bit. He made use of a Teensy 3.2 microcontroller to interpret the switches and send MIDI data over USB. The code for the Teensy was posted by Liam Lacey at Ask.Aduio.
Burning Man Art – Squidartha
Alexander “Wolf” Griffen designed and built Squidartha, a beautiful interactive burn-bot for Burning Man.
In response to Burning Man Arts request for proposals for Burn-bots to be displayed in The Man Pavillion, Wolf came up with the oceanic themed Squidartha. He was inspired by the […]
LED Matrix Top Hat
Matthew Varas made an impressive GIF Playing LED top hat.
The project was inspired by a robotics competition. Matthew is a mentor for the team an wanted show how to have some fun with engineering. The hat uses 4 flexible 16×16 RGB LED panels, a Teensy […]
Burning Man Art – Unfolding Humanity
Max Elliot was part of Unfolding Humanity, an amazing art installation at Burning Man this year.
This project was built by a team at the San Diego Geometry Lab. The sculpture is 10′ tall and unfolds to 40′ wide. It features 26 Teensy 3.2s with […]
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