Halo Pixel: a reactive LED wearable

A project in San Francisco, CA by Desert Ember
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A light-up pin that moves when you move.
Wearables
Backers: 51
Average Pledge Per Backer: $95

Funded: $4,838 of $2,400
Dates: Jul 16th -> Aug 15th (30 days)
Project By: Desert Ember
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Final prototype succeeded

August 4th - via: kickstarter.com
I have completed testing of the final prototype! Since the initial prototype I have designed, fabricated and assembled 5 more prototype versions. If you notice the green color, it's just marginally faster and less expensive to prototype using green... (Read More)

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