Laser beam STEEM
Now i'm a Steemit member for almost a month, and wanted to make a laser projection of the Steem logo.
Some time before i started working on a portable laser projector, the idea is to have a low cost device that can project logos and stencil art.
Used tools: Illustator, Sketchup
The design is 3d printable and free to download more information about the project can be found here.
(You can also make this project out of cardboard but i don't have the designs for you)
Pictures:
Pictures from a few months ago
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WOW. This is cool :) Are you going to be on SteemFest2? It would be awesome to use it there :)
Would love to go and bring my Steem projects and hang one around my neck :p,but ticket would cost me around 600 dollar thats a bit much.
Very cool!
Thank you :)
Neet stuff. Who said science was boring? 😃
Thanks :)
You play with all the cool toys.
:)
Cool stuff! I especially like the laser mouse ;)
groetjes!
Dank je :)
incredible..btw u know any good place to get started rasberry pi ?
I would suggest choose a project and start from there, one of the first things i started with on a Pi1 is KODI (old name XBMC), it is a media player / streamer with a nice interface and many features.
Emustation is also a nice project to run on a Pi, it has Emulators to play the old school games, and also comes with a nice interface.
There are also a few projects to turn a Pi with USB webcam into a security monitor
Or install Raspbian OS (desktop) and use it for simple tasks. and try do some custom things with the OS.
(make it into a file server)
My NES Label Slider project is also not so difficult though you will need a 3d printer for the housing of the Pi, it involves a little programming is easy to following and gives a idea of how to convert in this case Raspbian OS into your own project.
https://steemit.com/gaming/@techtek/digital-nes-label-slider-tutorial-everything-included-to-make-your-own
After some time you maybe want to buy one more because you like to play with them and want to keep one in a project and have a extra one to play with :)
Thank you for your reply
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