Scorch Works
Supercon Add On (SAO) infinity mirror. PCB board, two laser cut acrylic mirror and a bunch of LEDs all encased in a 3D printed housing. This SAO will hopefully provide an interesting display of light as people pass by each other. There are some traces and through holes that I left in just in case I want to try some things. Possibly add a potentiometer (dimmer) in the R2 location (I would need to cut a trace for it to work correctly). Alternatively I could use one of the GPIO pins to control the power with PWM (I probably will not get around to this but the extra traces are there if wanted.)
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SAO Infinity Mirror
Mini Infinity Mirror SAO
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The Supercon Add On (SAO) infinity mirror project sounds fantastic! With the layered design of LEDs, mirrors, and a 3D-printed case, it will create an eye-catching light display. Including traces and through-holes for potential enhancements, like adding a potentiometer or using PWM control, adds flexibility to experiment and refine the effects. This setup should captivate people with its dynamic lighting as they pass by!