LightZ is a homemade connected LED strip based on Arduino. Inspired by Philips Ambilight, it can render the light from a computer's screen and sound. This project is a prototype and is not designed to target the general users, however, the source code are available here.
The main features of LightZ are :
- Connection to the LED strip via USB or Bluetooth.
- Possibility to define a manual color.
- Render the sound spectrum.
- Render the monitor borders colors (dynamically depending of the number of LEDs and the LED strip position behind the monitor).
Special thank to S�bastien WARIN who inspired me to make this project.
You will need the following tools :
- Windows 10
- .Net 4.6
- DirectX 11
- Visual Studio 2017 with
Windows developmentandC++ development - Arduino IDE
- Arduino IDE for Visual Studio
- FastLED. Clone this repository to
Documents\Arduino\librariesand, in Visual Studio, configure the Arduino extension to use this library.
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