2 Shoes, 2 Arduinos, 322 LEDs

[@FranzStrasse]

I find the hardest part of doing something like this is making a general-purpose algorithm aware of the shape that the LEDs are arranged in. This is freaking amazing. Well done you.

[@Karneallota]

Someone is ready for The Worlds Largest Disco.

[@Ragehound]

PLEASE post a tutorial i wanna make these so bad

[@devenhall8785]

Please share code

[@gordonmartin1104]

Very impressive! If you want to do more tinkering, you need to add support for accelerometers. That way you could trigger firework effects when the shoes hit the ground or complimentary motion effects as the shoes move up and down.

[@AzwadAbid]

Could you please tell us the specification of the light? What was the price for each?

[@thomasmyid]

HI.. The lights are from WS2812B strips, These were made from two 5 meter strips (60 per meter) that ran about 8 dollars each. The total cost spent for everything (controller, lipo battery, charger, and lights) was around 16 dollars per shoe.

[@AzwadAbid]

Thanks a lot for the description. Really appreciate it!

[@JamesBurkart]

And how much are you going to charge for those?

[@thunktronix]

Hi .. Unfortunately these are a bit too labor intensive to make for them to be worthwhile to sell. I'm planning on doing a "how-to" video and make a couple in that process that I'll stick on ETSY but that's about it.

[@HacksterIo]

These are glowrious! Any chance you can share tutorial on Hackster.io?!

[@zatanaxkill]

2:25 >wow

[@thunktronix]

Her name is Chechi, half Chihuahua, half fox terrier ;)

[@otterpopsyeah]

Yes, but what about the dog?