ShiftBrite Coffee Table

IKEA Granas side table (over 2x2 feet, big enough for coffee table) with 9x9 array of 81 ShiftBrite RGB LED modules. Currently running a simple sine plasma into HSV/RGB conversion on an Arduino (Seeeduino).

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• rgb
• led
• shiftbrite
• arduino
• seeeduino
• electronics
• coffee
• table

[flobba123]

it would be fun looking at that when ur high/drunk xD

[tvilot]

Got my first Arduino. Looking forward to making stuff like this!! Awesome job.

[mushymcsquishy]

cool! i want one..

[charlietheanim8tor]

What did you use as your power source for all of the shift brights? That's a pretty heavy power draw...

[charlietheanim8tor]

@jigglesnap Your eye wouldn't be able to discern a "true color" LED from an identical mixed color. You actually have only have red, green, and blue color receptors in your eyes - by mixing pure green/red/blue, you will stimulate the eye the exact same way as if you put "true color" LED. Also, these things can do 10 billion different colors in a little tiny package ;)

[StoktonDwkCrew]

ACID TRIP!

[andgel188]

great

[Craigkc]

W0wza... That's $350 worth of Shiftbrites and hardware mate! Great work -- I'd absolutely love the arduino code too! :)

[jigglesnap]

Does this use multi-color LEDs to produce colors by mixing RGB? OR does it use LEDs for each wavelength? It would be cool to use individual wavelength LEDs and see the subtle difference between "true" colors and mixed colors.

[YarnDarner]

do not want!! i mean it looks great and everything i just wouldn't want that in my living room--i would probably just feel sick. mad props though

[icecreamterror]

any chance of the code?

[Miktor]

He made it himself.