ESP Clock

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Built by Tamberg during the Bilbao Maker Faire 2015 Pictures are available at flickr.com/photos/tamberg/albums/72157661456853951 A video showing how it works can be viewed on flickr.com/photos/tamberg/22978920380 Made from 12 ESP8266. Each slice displays a five-minute section, plus the hour. Slices display their time independently after getting it from the web. The setup process is simplified with the help of a D-Link DIR-505 repeater / access point. Note that ESP is also the three-letter ISO code for Spain. How I Designed This Material 12 ESP8266, for example www.adafruit.com/product/2471 A FTDI programmer like www.adafruit.com/products/284 Twelve 8mm Neopixel, similar to www.adafruit.com/products/1734 Sixty Neopixel strip like www.adafruit.com/products/1461 Big red button from www.adafruit.com/products/1185 A D-Link DIR-505 for changing WiFi location without reprogramming 3mm Acrylic, minimum dimensions 40 x 40 cm One empty filament spool F-M jumper wires Five-millimeter power wire Two-hundred twenty-volt power cord with plug Two hundred twenty volt to five volts and three-point-five amps power adapter Random PCB from Pusterla or DIY Small zip ties Duct tape Hot glue Tools Soldering iron Hot glue gun Scissors Pliers Code https://bitbucket.org/tamberg/espclock/src/tip/ESPClock/ESPClock.ino Hype http://hackaday.com/2015/11/26/absurd-overuse-of-esp8266-in-a-clock