Pi Glasses

Raspberry pi zero powered glasses using Ntsc glasses from adafruit. Hacked into making the cool, stylish, and nerdy pi glasses.

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Description

Using a raspberry pi zero, a power boost 1000c and ntsc glasses you can make glasses like google glass. The glasses should run for about two hours but I used a smaller battery so you can change it to a bigger battery. Right now they are bulky but if you have a 3d printer it will be a lot cooler and not as bulky. I am working to get a 3d printer but that will be a while from now. I am still working on this project but should be done soon. Sorry about the circuit diagram photos I don't know how to do it on a computer.

Components

1 × Ntsc adafruit glasses
1 × Pi zero
1 × Wire Resistors (Fixed) / Zero Ohm Jumpers
1 × Li pol battery 1200 mah
1 × Power boost 1000c

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Build Instructions

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Step 1

The first thing you should do is solder 2 wires to the 3rd and 4rth pin on the power boost 1000c
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Step 2

Second step: the second thing you should do is solder 2 wires to the power and ground pin on the power boost
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Step 3

Third step: solder the ends of the wires you just soldered to the power boost to the power pins on the pi zero