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Make a Laser Matrix Projector for the iPhone

Make a Laser Matrix Projector for the iPhone
The idea is to add some kind of projector capability to mobile phone (e.g. iPhone) that isnโ€™t too complex or expensive. Instead of using an expensive mini projector. This project use lasers instead to any bitmap font using a matrix of laser points, which is controlled by iPhone.[more]

Posted in : Display projects | Laser projects

Pocket sized 7 Color Laser with Spiro Projector

Pocket sized 7 Color Laser with Spiro Projector
Here is a cool and more fun laser project by Hack n Mod
Parts required for the optics:
* PHR803T sled (the housing and blu-ray laser will be used in this project)
ย� * 2 Laser modules
ย� * Red laser diode or here as well
ย� * Green laser module or here also
ย� * A broken green laser has a useful part for making an adapter.
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The Ultimate Home Laser Show

The Ultimate Home Laser Show
If you go to the club you will found the Laser light show like this project. If youโ€™ve ever wanted to build your own laser show, this simple five dollar DIY laser show project. Basically, reflect a laser on to a mirror physically attached to a speaker membrane. As the speaker vibrates and produces sound waves, it also vibrates the mirror which causes multiple shapes and patterns to be projected on to the ceiling and walls.[more]

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BUILD YOUR OWN LASER HARP

BUILD YOUR OWN LASER HARP
The harp is connected to the software synthesizer, the TAOS sensor array sits on the floor in itโ€™s own stand. The array above the harp is just made up of mirrors for added pโ€™zazz.Full parts list, circuit diagrams, schematics and source code are now avaliable for purchase in the online store.[more]

Posted in : Arduino projects | Laser projects | Sound related projects

A dsPIC-Based Laser Light Show Controller

A dsPIC-Based Laser Light Show Controller
Here is a laser light show utilizing a ds-PIC controller as an arbitrary waveform generator (ARB). The controller allows vector patterns to be either stored in flash (program) memory or uploaded from a PC in a vector format. Analog output, via two 14-bit DACs, is fed to a commercial analog driver board and two high-speed galvo scanners.[more]


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