His Arduino skills were honed with that installation and used during the development of this mouse. Also joining in the prototyping fun was a 3D printer used to make the parts.

20 thoughts on “ Better 3D Graphics On The Arduino ” Jack says: January 2, 2016 at 11:43 pm Like old schooll demos on Attari/ZX Spectrum/ etc Assembly and other Demo parties. Hey yaaaa ...

Step 5: Send your model to the 3D printer. Once you've done all the other steps, it's time to print. I was using the new Bambu Lab H2D and it took a little over 11 hours to get a full-color 3D print.

So I've now got a 3D printer (several years after everyone else) and have been learning how to use FreeCAD, the design tool that you need to "master" in order to get the 3D printer to do anything at ...

Components Required to Build the 3D Printed Animatronic Eye. The BOM of this project is very small because all the hard work is done by the 3D printer and we only need some screws and bolds most of ...

3D-printed velocity-sensitive MIDI finger-drums using strain-guages ... using strain guages instead of the typical piezo sensor for drums enables more flexible design, such as making a 3d-printable ...

This time, we’re building a 1:24-scale, fully-3D printed miniature RC Drift Car with cool underglow lights and a unique smoke effect. A fun, high-performance Arduino-based RC car that you can 3D print ...

Using the power of Arduino and utilizing the camera and powerful performance of a smartphone, QLRO has created a fantastic 3D scanner aptly named the ...

My goal with this project was to be able to dynamically know the filament status during the 3D printer operation. I developed this project by mixing design, 3D printing, electronics, software, and of ...