24×30 RGB LED matrix
Madox is designing a RGB LED matrix consisting of 30 addressable RGB LED strips with 24 LEDs each. The LEDs are controlled through the Teensy 3.0 Arduino board over an I2C interface.
The project is a LED lamp that will be mounted on the wall. It comprises of 24 LED Strips of 30 LEDs each of which has an integrated WS2811 controller chip that enables individual addressing and 24bit RGB colour. The strips are driven by a Teensy 3.0, which then subsequently interfaces with a controller board that will do most of the processing. I hope to have it run games (e.g. Tetris) as well as turn on automatically at night, display the time and temperature and do some other random stuff.
David:
January 19th, 2013 at 9:09 am
“I hope to have it run games (e.g. Tetris)…”
Looks like that goal was accomplished.
Now I wanna play Tetris. Damn…
eff zog:
January 19th, 2013 at 12:07 pm
That diffuser he chose is h’orrible.
Matseng:
January 19th, 2013 at 2:16 pm
I think out kinda looks cool with the leds dining though the faux marble surface…