LED Infinity Cube @adafruit

Infinity Cube with NeoPixels. Panels reflect the light inside the cube creating a really cool tunnel effect. Bluetooth allows you to trigger different LED animations! Guide: learn.adafruit.com/neopixel-infinity-cube
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ItsyBitsy nRF52840
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Mini Skinny NeoPixel Strips
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Acrylic See-through mirror
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2200mAh USB Battery Pack
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This project was inspired by ThomasJ152's Infinity Cube
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[@Mr007billabond]

cool idea but some upgrade ideas: -use black LED ropes without reflecting plastic cover so that you see only the LEDs, not the entire stripe -also use thinner corners and thinner edges so you dont cover as much of the infinity effect -try making the led ropes as straight as possible -also use led ropes with more LEDs/meter so you can add more detail -use 5 volt LEDs for having one LED with all colors instead of 12V LEDs who usually have 3LEDs as one, for adding colours up. thats usually not a problem but here you want to have as much excact detail as possible -you dont need to use python anymore to code something like this, use arcNet to manage more LEDs and a mappingsoftware like madmapper, this way you can even make the LEDs reactive to sounds the bluetooth idea is a great addition tho

[@RobertBranch-FL]

Awesome! Going to have to build this for office desk!

[@essennagerry]

That's really cool!

[@idriszmy]

Awesome project and tutorial. Could I know how much time you spend to complete this video tutorial? Start from the idea until you upload this video to KZbin. Thank you.

[@husaainnalwala3386]

Hi, I am not able to find the code for this project in your Github Repository 404 Page not found, can you pls share the code with me?

[@jannick__5227]

Do you control the controller with a app?

[@danon-theautisticmaker8112]

That such a beautiful build & finished piece!

[@W4TRI]

Have any neopixels with a black back?

[@cfgosnell]

put some tape over the lenses to protect them and spray with black krylon.

[@adafruit]

www.adafruit.com/search?q=black%20mini%20skinny

[@Mr007billabond]

@@cfgosnell please dont

[@mattlonardo2316]

Hi Guys, I have been working on making one of these from the learn guide. I ordered 1m of the mini skinny led's listed on the parts list and I got a product that looks a lot different from the one you used in this tutorial. What neopixel strip are you using in this video?

[@mattlonardo2316]

it looks like mine has about half the neopixels on the strip that yours does.

[@adafruit]

apologies we linked the low density strip. we used www.adafruit.com/product/2970 - if you could, email support to exchange it for the correct part :)

[@yunkel]

👍👍👍

[@papercraft.galaxy.studio]

Is the clear acrylic mirror link broken?