Collaborate Disseminate
Imagine if you had some magic glowing beads, that would emit beautiful colors without any wires tangling them up. They exist, in the form of wireless induction-powered LEDs, and [Debra] …read more Continue reading Plinko-Like Build Takes Advantage of Wireless LEDs
The kaleidoscope was first invented back in the early 1800s, with the curio known for showing compelling psychedelic patterns as light passes through colored glass and is reflected by mirrors …read more Continue reading LED Kaleidoscope Uses Induction Power Magic
[Atomic14] bought some wireless LEDs that receive power from a base station. They were very neatly packaged, but — we like it — he took one apart and made his …read more Continue reading Wireless LEDs Aren’t Really Magic
Wireless LEDs. That’s what [Scotty Allen] found in Japan, and if you find something you just have to replicate it.
[Scotty] found these wireless LEDs in a display stand for model makers and gunpla. Because you don’t want to run wires, drill holes, and deal with fiber optics when illuminating …read more
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