Version 2 (in the works) also uses a Teensy 3.1 and a HC-05 Bluetooth module.
Features:
- Embeded code written in Arduino IDE
- Android app written with Processing in Android mode
- W25Q128FV 128Mb SPI flash memory
- up to 4 "spokes" of WS2811 LEDs are used for a total of 288 LEDs
- built-in LiPo battery and charger are used for power
- Image processing is done on Android device and all data is transmitted via Bluetooth
- Optional mirroring for text
- Accepts JPG PNG BMP image types, as well as GIF video
- Calculate and display current speed, distance traveled
Version 1 uses 2 "spokes" of 144 LED/m WS2811 LED strips, a Teensy 3.1 controlling them using the OctoWS2811 library. A HC-05 Bluetooth module is used to communicate with an Android device, and an SD card is used for storage and data uploading. Three AA batteries are used for power.
Acknowledgments:
This project was started as one of my first embedded electronics projects and my first attempt at creating an Android app. The reason i was able to get to accomplish anything with this project is due to the many open source code libraries and example i borrowed from, such as:
- OctoWS2811 by Paul Stoffregen MIT
- Processing Android mode GPL
- Arduino Basics by Scott C. ?
- SPI Flash memory Instructable by ptorelli GPL
- apwidgets by Rikard GPL v3
Censorship is when the government does it.
This is more like washing off the graffiti painted on the side of someones house than it is censorship.
Why not learn to control LEDs with a microcontroller yourself? I think you'll find it more rewarding than continuing to insist on free code.