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EcoSpectrum Timepiece : a Desk Clock

I created the EcoSpectrum Timepiece to blend functionality with the beauty of nature. This desk clock features a vibrant rainbow and serene

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"EcoSpectrum Timepiece" combines "Eco," referring to the nature and environmental aspect of the background image, and "Spectrum," representing the rainbow. "Timepiece" refers to the clock function. So, it suggests a clock that embodies the beauty of nature and the spectrum of colors in a rainbow.

This clock is based on the UNIHIKER board, which has a 240x320 resolution display. A Python script runs on the device to display the time and date, updating through the internet to ensure accuracy. The vibrant rainbow and serene nature background add a touch of colorful tranquility to any space.

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  1. Unihiker Board (amazon.com / amazon.in / dfrobots )
  2. Type C cable (amazon.com / amazon.in / dfrobots )
  3. Unihiker board case (amazon.com / amazon.in / dfrobots )

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    EcoSpectrum Timepiece : a Desk Clock
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    Setting Up UNIHIKER

    Setting Up UNIHIKER

    Setting up UNIHIKER is straightforward, using a Jupyter Notebook for programming in this project. Follow these steps below to enable Jupyter programming.

    • Connect the UNIHIKER device to your PC.
    • Wait for it to boot up and the home screen to appear.
    • Press the HOME button to bring up the menu.
    • Navigate to the Service Toggle option using the up and down buttons.
    • Enable Jupyter in the Service Toggle and wait for it to activate.

    This completes the setup on the device side; now we will proceed to file uploading and programming on the PC.

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    Connect to Wifi

    Connect to Wifi

    After following the above steps, proceed to the PC.

    Open your browser and type "10.1.2.3" in the address bar. The UNHIKER page will appear, giving you control over the device.

    • Go to the network settings.
    • In the "Connect Wi-Fi" section, connect to your Wi-Fi network.

    After connecting to Wi-Fi, it will be able to update the time from the internet.

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