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Drum Sequencer

Pagorelam made this great sequencer for the IOT Hackathon in Nuremberg

Pinball Machine

Ben Heck of element14 built a portable pinball machine.

In the first video (part 1) Ben discusses the design of the project and puts the electronics together, including writing the code.  In the second video (part 2) he finished building the portable pinball machine.

Code for the project has been published on GitHub.

Anjuna Logo Top Hat

Tim Lukasik made an awesome LED top hat.

The hat was made to wear to Above & Beyond’s Common Ground tour.  Tim used 722 neopixels glued onto a thin foam backing which was then attached to a top hat.  A Teensy 3.2 and a battery pack for power were wired into it.  He programmed the LEDs to display 13 different designs featuring the band’s iconic event logos that rotate in order.

The code for […]

Rotary Shortcut Button

Benni (Tinker-Fun) made custom USB shortcut button to use with your favorite software.

In his work, Bennie uses drawing software and was wanting the functionality to quickly activate the full screen and do things such as rotate the drawing sheet.  After looking at a few commercially available devices, he decided to make his own custom USB device that he could program with the specific functions he wanted.

The device has a single click, double […]

LED Scarf

Liana B made a fashionable LED scarf.

As Liana says, wearables are not just for raves anymore; they’re a practical solution to being seen at night […]

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