NEW GUIDE: John Park’s Mystery Box – NeoMatrix Mk I @adafruit @johnedgarpark #adafruit
New Learn Guide alert! It’s the NeoMatrix Mk I — the interface of infinite possibilities! Check out this latest Mystery Box project from John Park that uses an Arduino controlled, full-color RGB NeoSegment display, a phone matrix keypad, knobs, buttons, speakers and more!!
The NeoMatrix Mk I can be programmed to perform a wide array of functions, such as puzzle box, crypto key generator, music step sequencer, CNC controller, or even NeoPixel programmer. How you use it is up to you!
Plus, learn how to laser cut an enclosure for your project, and make custom, low-profile wiring interconnects.
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