How I Made an INTERACTIVE LED WALL

Are you making theses an selling them

You should make a video together with Bitluni

Great job, looks awesome.

Love the idea of the haptic input. It's a refreshing difference to all the WiFi solutions. But I wouldn't have left WiFi out (ESP8266 or now in 2021 an ESP32)

I can tell this took a lottt of work, it looks awesome! cool idea & great job!!

This was incredible bro. What an awesome project. Do you have IG or Facebook or something would definitely follow you.

do you have an estimated cost of this project?

If you are still monitoring this video I had a quick question. With the way the buttons are wired together are you able to push more than one button at once or would multiple button presses interfere with one another?

dude thank you for this going to do this forsure

your room is so much RGB the LGBTQ+ community would think it's their HQ

Amazing!

Great result for a lot of Effort. Looks brilliant.

Wow! That’s cool!

Chris, is there a reason you used an Arduino Mega instead of an Arduino Uno?

This is awesome. Much too advanced for me to learn. But was wondering if i did not want the feature to change the color by touching the panels but just want to build the wall panel like you show in the end with the LED in it, is that something we need Audrino for?

I feel like only engineers enjoy the trial and error of long, diligent projects like this 😂 but it looks amazing man! Thanks for the video and for the links as well

How many rolls of filament did you use. Hoping to just squeeze by with 1 roll but I don’t want to be cutting it close. Thanks a lot!!!

Very cool project.I looked at it in one breath!

That's epic

Wish they had these things around when I was younger and did a lot of LSD, Mushrooms, DMT, etc....

Good job!

please blink PLEASE!

Nice job. Only thing I could see doing different is adding extrusion panels to diffuse the light more evenly.

I would literally pay you for this

Don limpio

I came from TikTok

Hey, what should i use to power my arduino when im using it for led strips in my stairs.

You could use this to make Minecraft paintings lol

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Awesome work!

Bro, where do i buy that?

Still very cool

Homeassitant ?

Congratulations Dude that is a awesome job and that’s coming from a old man wish I knew how to code still trying to learn!Keep on Going!!

I was expecting to be frustrated with another rehash project of the same light panel video Ive seen a dozen times before this - BUT WOW!

This was awesome! It's beautiful, fun and original!
I'm really impressed by this and happy you posted it.
Thank you!

hello absolutely love this project and im working on a similar project. How would you change the code from the group of six relative LED's to two relative LED's (only one on the right and one on the left)? I'm also having problems with which rows and columns go into the relative arduino pins. Many thanks!

It would be cool to make a checkers game out of this

Can you build this for a backlight old LCD replacement? A full array backlight (like the apple display pro xdr)

Can't wait for more videos!

there is just one problem with it, if you press 2 buttons from the same row, then another one from another row, you will get ghost keys. the solution is using diodes

Does piezoelectric crystals work instead of buttons? It'll be more interesting that way to interact with the individual tiles?

god hes cute

Hi . Do you have whatsapp ?

Is there a reason beyond style why you separate the leds like that? Curious why you don’t squeeze them together tighter.

How do you connect the LEDs to the arduino on the first strip?

Small suggestion: For interactive editing, you cycle through several colors for each tile. I suggest that after choosing a color on a tile, the first press on another tile will change to the same color (then step forward from that point in the cycle if there are multiple presses). So you can select a given color on any tile, then replicate that color with one press per tile.

Dude! Please 3d print giant chess pieces and use this as a dope a$$ chess board?? lol

super cool!

Great vid man! I have no experience with arduino but want to learn it. Is this a good first project? Obviously it would be a smaller simpler version of this.