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I was recently approached by music producer Decadon to add lights to an already custom guitar to make it even more one-of-a-kind. Let's check out some of the challenges I faced.
How about some drone-style footage, indoors and without a drone? With a 3D printer and a few simple components, it might be easier than it sounds!
Let's add some electricity to your favorite things. I take a LEGO® speeder from Star Wars® and use Arduino to give it a little something extra.
This visually pleasing project has endless possibilities for customization and design.
Exciting parts call for exciting projects. This one turns a dangerous laser into a sci-fi ray gun.
Here at SparkFun, we love our dogs. When we searched deep in our dog-loving hearts, we found one true question: What if they could talk?
Try adding a LED strip to your 3D printer for better lighting with this quick and simple solution!
A re-creation of our Simon Says Soldering Kit using trampolines, spot lights and a ton of new sounds!
Diamonds are... forever? My experiences 3D printing a translucent diamond theatrical prop for a choreographed piece with LEDs and capacitive touch sensing.
We wanted to get you started on a high tech prank that's sure to annoy your friends and coworkers. We combine an Arduino Pro Micro with a USB Male connector to create a hardware mouse jiggler.
Angela installs some custom infinity mirrors in novelty heart-themed shoes for Valentine's fun.
We reached out to some longtime customers and fans of SparkFun to see what they were working on 10-15 years ago.
Follow along as Feldi attempts to build a ceramic 3D printer using OS plans she found online.
The serial controlled motor driver is stripped of its firmware and reprogrammed to function as an amplifier. Then it's surrounded with circuits that turn the whole shebang into a portable guitar amp.. but it won't win any awards.
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Enginursday: A Glowing Guitar for Decadon
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Thanks! For the demo in the video I used an ESP 8266 but for the final build I’m using an ESP32. I discovered a timing issue with multiple…
Great project! One tidbit conspicuous by its absence is mention of what processor you used. I’m afraid I’d be distracted from playing the…
Dude, so rad! Can you make one for me??!! First thing I’d want to do is link the light effects to each of my effects pedals. And get it to…
Glad you got use from it! Thanks for the 3D printable reel - neat design!
You are correct in that Tkinter is certainly not a robust nor efficient framework. For a real deployment, one of the other packages you…
Thanks for this, it is most useful. If you need blank component reels, I have made a generic 3D model that can support all sizes, and snaps…
> We recommend starting with Tkinter as a place to learn about GUI development No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no…
Great video, guys! And thanks for taking my questions. (I do beg to differ on one point: I think the DARPA Challenges had at least a *little…
What do you miss most about the AVC (year 1 vs now)? What are you looking forward to in the future for the AVC?
