Students of S.T.I.D.D. of the Clos Maire high school have produced light blocks for the identification of rooms in the technological building. These blocks were modeled in 3D and then produced in 3D printing, cutting and laser engraving.
The electronic components that compose it have been wired and soldered.
Programs were then coded to create an Android interface and allow lighting management via an Arduino nano.
In automatic mode, the block lights up according to the light intensity of the corridor in order to reduce energy consumption, the colors vary continuously.
In manual mode, the shades R (red), G (green) and B (blue) are adjustable as well as the light intensity.
The exchange between the smartphone and the block is done according to the Bluetooth standard.
The electronic components that compose it have been wired and soldered.
Programs were then coded to create an Android interface and allow lighting management via an Arduino nano.
In automatic mode, the block lights up according to the light intensity of the corridor in order to reduce energy consumption, the colors vary continuously.
In manual mode, the shades R (red), G (green) and B (blue) are adjustable as well as the light intensity.
The exchange between the smartphone and the block is done according to the Bluetooth standard.
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