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This huge clock (23" x 8") is sure to be an attention grabber and a great conversation piece in a crowd of computer and robotics nerds. And it shows precise time too! | This huge clock (23" x 8") is sure to be an attention grabber and a great conversation piece in a crowd of computer and robotics nerds. And it shows precise time too! | ||
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All parts have arrived and 3D printed pieces are ready. | |||
Partial assembly done. | |||
Next step is electronics; power, Raspberry PI and controllers. | |||
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[http://www.otvinta.com/download14.html display text] | |||
Revision as of 13:20, 13 June 2021
Maker
Steven Vincent
Intro
This fully 3D-printed clock is probably unlike any other digital clock you have seen. While in a regular LCD or LED-based digital clock the 7 segments for each of the four digits are switched on and off, the segments of this clock physically pivot in and out of view with the help of 28 individually controlled servo motors. The servos are connected to an array of servo controllers operated by a Raspberry PI application.
This huge clock (23" x 8") is sure to be an attention grabber and a great conversation piece in a crowd of computer and robotics nerds. And it shows precise time too!
Status
All parts have arrived and 3D printed pieces are ready. Partial assembly done. Next step is electronics; power, Raspberry PI and controllers.