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projects with display enclosures.
Check out mine https://cults3d.com/en/users/printminion/3d-models

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A compact desk device showing the current view of the Moon in real time

Moon Display

Custom made flex-PCB LED matrix display 8x96

Miniature flex-PCB LED display

michael Michael

A small size companion robot with personality of its own.

MiniSoul

sritabh-priyadarshi Sritabh Priyadarshi

A tiny device that writes code, takes breaks to hang out on a BBS, and clocks out at night

TinyProgrammer

cuneyt-ozseker cuneyt ozseker

I built a compact, hands-free walkie-talkie using AI voice detection—no PTT button, full-duplex feel, and fun speech-triggered animations.

bbTalkie - a Mini Walkie-Talkie With a Twist

One would think that two Type 30 Display Reproductions would be enough for one man. Wrong. One last kick at the can.

Another Type 30 Display Reproduction At 36% Scale

michael-gardi Michael Gardi

OrbitClock blends futuristic design with IoT tech. It shows real-time NTP time and environmental data in a sleek satellite-style form.

OrbitClock – a Tiny Space IoT Environmental Clock

next-builder Next Builder

Serpentime is a digital internet clock that transforms into a retro Snake game console at the press of a button

SerpenTime

arnov-sharma Arnov Sharma

The 8-key macro pad with screen isn’t just another macro pad — it's a visual, scriptable, dynamic control deck you build and own.

8‑Key Macro pad with 3.5 inch LCD

shu-yang SHU YANG

AI Chat & MCP Control | Hacker Protocol Exploration | Arduino-like Extend GPIO | Desktop Gadgets｜Open-source SDK

MeowKit — Versatile Device for Makers

mingozhang mingo.zhang

Partly Inspired by Carpespasm's Hackypuff Jr. I wanted to take the idea and add my own flair to it.

TI-Pi Silent 703

%E3%83%9B%E3%83%BC%E3%83%AB%E3%81%95%E3%82%93 ホールさん

A small tribute to the 80's game Elite. An Arduino+LCD shows the iconic tumbling Cobra Mk 3, plus some extras (other ships, clock mode).

ElitePetite

mark-wilson Mark Wilson

What can you make from an old tea can? A big and heavy alarm clock - that's what!

Industrial Alarm Clock

insight-machines-lab Insight Machines Lab

An ESP32 with e-paper display showing the Apollo 11 radio transcript to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Moon landing.

Apollo 11 Live on the ESP32

RASPBERRY PI COMMUNICATION

PICO v2.1