Made some hexagon lights for my kids' desire to have a gamer room. Pretty stoked with how these turned out.
3d printed black outlines, white covers. Individually addressable LED light strips that I cut into 19 LED sections and soldered connectors to so it can be reshaped and pieces replaced (475 LEDs total). Controlled by an ESP8266 running WLED firmware, and therefore controllable both directly by WiFi and also by my smart home setup (Home Assistant). Powered by a 5V power supply.
I keep telling myself I'll eventually do a similar setup where various lights in my house turn red if my fish tank is alarming. This one's just pure form and no real function. I was going to use it as a night light, but it's way too bright even dimmed.
3d printed black outlines, white covers. Individually addressable LED light strips that I cut into 19 LED sections and soldered connectors to so it can be reshaped and pieces replaced (475 LEDs total). Controlled by an ESP8266 running WLED firmware, and therefore controllable both directly by WiFi and also by my smart home setup (Home Assistant). Powered by a 5V power supply.
I keep telling myself I'll eventually do a similar setup where various lights in my house turn red if my fish tank is alarming. This one's just pure form and no real function. I was going to use it as a night light, but it's way too bright even dimmed.
