Sure, here's a concise summary: The 8x8x8 LED Cube is a decorative piece controlled by an Arduino Uno, capable of displaying various light patterns. It uses a 93dn8wy (SN74HC595N) IC, PN2222A ...

Sure, the physical build itself looks great, but it’s what [Michael] did with the firmware that impresses us the most. He’s using an Arduino Mega to drive the 7x7x7 cube and manages to squeeze out ...

The 4x4x4 LED Cube project with Arduino Nano employs 64 LEDs arranged in a 4x4 grid across 4 layers, creatively controlled by an Arduino Nano microcontroller using only 20 GPIO pins. The captivating ...

This 8x8x8 LED cube with 512 LEDs takes the old 3x3x3 light cube made up of 27 LEDs to the nth degree. This, certainly more time consuming project, actually involves a simpler design. By using a ...

Here is a 3-D light game that will astound you with its combinations. Inexpensive and easy to make thanks to an Arduino controller, the design enables you to play with the existing effects and, most ...

LED Cube With Arduino: Build an Arduino-Based 3-D Game Here is a 3-D light game that will astound you with its combinations. Inexpensive and easy to make thanks to an Arduino controller, the design ...

We get a lot of tips about LED cubes. They’re a great build to explore a lot of different things, from the circuit design, to current source and sink, and of course there’s the firmware. Why don’t we ...

We’ve seen hundreds of Arduino and Raspberry Pi machines that can solve a Rubik’s Cube, and we’ve seen an equal amount of interesting lighting projects, but never the two put together. Natthakit ...

No goofy active shutter glasses, no headache-inducing parallax barrier screens, no optical trickery here. This is a pure 3D display -- unfortunately done at a resolution of just 8 x 8 x 8. It's a hand ...