diggin’ it. Im glad the guy presenting the hack wasnt completely a social failure.

Posted at 12:06 am on Jul 27th, 2008 by Br0

What’s next? LED Icosahedrons? LED Toruses? Tesseracts?

Posted at 12:48 am on Jul 27th, 2008 by michaelb

You can already animate something like a tesseract on the cubes, but I think I know what you mean. I’m liking the idea of a cylinder. I think the 3d open-air television on the jetsons was constrained to something like a cylinder.

Posted at 5:18 am on Jul 27th, 2008 by Solenoidclock

I imagine it won’t be long until people start making sculptures out of 3D LED matrices.

Posted at 6:14 am on Jul 27th, 2008 by pastasauce

a 3-d rgb dodecahedron might land you a spot on doctor who!

In all seriousness this project rocks!
I loved the 8-bit soundtrack it fit like an 8-bit power glove…

This is the way to share projects.

The only possible criticism I could offer would be to maybe take a second look at some of those solder joints around the outside, a couple looked a little like they could become trouble as the thing gets handled more and displayed.

As someone who cooed over a single 7-color LED from rad schmack I really enjoyed this.

thanks hackaday!

Posted at 7:31 am on Jul 27th, 2008 by strider_mt2k

The next step is obviously to use nested geodesic shells to do a sphere. Too bad domebook 2 is out of print…

Posted at 8:53 am on Jul 27th, 2008 by localroger

those NYC resistor guys know how to party!

Posted at 2:15 pm on Jul 27th, 2008 by miked

you mean like this? http://www.hackaday.com/2008/06/22/mit-mobile-cloud/

Posted at 7:50 am on Jul 28th, 2008 by theisovist

it looks like key in the He-Man movie!

Posted at 12:15 pm on Jul 29th, 2008 by Jon