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Any Colored Button
Cramming a WS2812 into an arcade button with the help of Pyralux. Will revolutionize graphic design, starting startups and the world.
Cramming a WS2812 into an arcade button with the help of Pyralux. Will revolutionize graphic design, starting startups and the world.
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kicad_mod - 2.90 kB - 02/15/2017 at 17:19 |
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kicad_mod - 3.39 kB - 02/15/2017 at 17:19 |
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gbr - 2.32 kB - 02/15/2017 at 17:19 |
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lib - 1.98 kB - 02/15/2017 at 17:19 |
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kicad_pcb - 18.35 kB - 02/15/2017 at 17:19 |
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I did a fit test last night and it work!!!
Crammed in there I have....
More pictures and details to come soon. Also, I guess I should submit this to IuT as it will change the world after all.
Errrr. Yeah Contest. I've submitted to 2017 Hackaday Prize. What matters more that good design? Nothing. What do ALL designs have in common? That's right, color. The Any Colored Button can rapidly iterate your startup into it's new designy future.
Step 1. Press the button.
Step 2. .....startupy handwaving....
Step 3. Profit!
Gimme Likes. Likes = Votes. Votes = $1. $1 = Profit. Voting is Step 2 folks. Vote for The Any Colored Button.
Not sure what the benefit would be. It's only a single LED so update time isnt' an issue and at present I'm only running 3 wires total (DIN, VCC, GND). But, I'll check those out regardless for potential future use. Thanks for the tip!
Read up on those LEDs, they seem cool. I suddenly want to do a POV project.
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you should check out the APA102C LED it uses two wires for serial but can be updated much faster than the neopixel can.