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The project is an array of 256 LEDs which is capable of displaying a massive amount of information. [via]
Matrix with 256 LEDs - [Link]
Fabien Royer writes:
As part of a netduino hacking tutorial that I’m authoring with my friend Bertrand, I wrote a set of classes designed to drive an 8×8 LED matrix relying on persistence of vision.
The code and details are located here. The netduino tutorial is located here.
Driving an 8×8 LED matrix with a netduino using persistence of vision – [Link]
This project shows how to build a 5×8 LED matrix controlled by Arduino and placed on a Jacket. View details on the link below.
Arduino Lilypad – 5×8 LED Jacket – [Link]
Jer writes:
Recently, I tested the 0832 LED Matrix Board that I purchased from Sure Electronics. Since I have a simple AVR microcontroller breakout board and a PIR sensor that senses motion, I decided to make something fun using the 0832 LED Matrix Board.
Motion Activated Message Display – [Link]
Saeki Yoshiyasu uses an iPod Touch’s accelometer to control a LED matrix via an Arduino connected to an ethernet shield. [via]
Controlling an Arduino with an iPod Touch - [Link]
The LoL Shield for Arduino is a charlieplexed LED matrix for the Arduino. All the LEDs are individually addressable, so you can use it to display anything in a 9×14 grid. Scroll text, play games, display images, or whatever else you want with the Lots of LEDs shield.
LoL (Lots of LEDs) Shield for Arduino – [Link]
J Bremnant used two 16×24 led matrix boards and wrote code to make them display information of trading environment. He wanted to make something flexible that can make the best out of LED. He not only wanted scrolling text messages, but render monochrome animations and images through it. To drive the display he used Teensy 2.0 and the code is under 8K as graphics are manipulated on PC.
Led Matrix Canvas – [Link]
This project is a LED matrix Tetris game based on NerdKit Microcontroller. It uses a 16×16 RGB LED matrix, a ATmega168P microcontroller, 74ACT04PC HEX Inverter, SN74154N 4-to-16 decoder, M74HC4094B1R – 8-bit shift registers and CD4520BE 4-bit up counter. [via]
RGB LED Tetris Game – [Link]
This project is a 8×8 LED matrix controlled by an Arduino using 4 shift registers. The shift registers are 8-bit wide and are easily interfaced with the SPI protocol. Pulse width modulation is used to mix the colors.
8×8 RGB LED Matrix - [Link]
This project is a great little LED portable game system based on PIC16F628A. It is equipped with a 4×4 LED matrix, a PIC microcontroller, 9 bipolar transistors, 4 buttons for control and one switch to power on. It is also has a small speaker to generate game sound. It is powered from 4 Ni-MH batteries. Check this instructable on the link below. So far it has only three games programed.
Portable Led Game System – [Link]
