UPDATE
You can find the description of my first idea at the bottom of the page
The new idea is to build a new kind of paste-extruder for printing
in materials like chocolate or marzipan, or even ceramics.
In the web you can find some kinds of this extruders, but none that is realy food-save.
My extruder will be build out of stainless-steel, heated and uses two kind of motors...
Maybe... ;)
Here is a first sketch of the extruder:
And here is the description of the first idea, the POV Display:
The current idea for my final project is to build a new kind of POV-Display.
POV stands for "Persistence of View" and the Display it self is a physical trick on our eyes.
A small Display-stripe rotates so fast, that the eye can´t track the single stripe. Because of this
slowness a halftransparent image appears in the air.
Current DIY-POV-Displays uses often RGB-LEDs on the stripe. Not bad, but theres a lot of solder-work and just a very
low resolution of the display.
My idea is to use some OLED-Displays instead of the single LEDs to push the resolution higher.
The calculation power of an Arduino will not be enough to fire the data onto the OLEDS, and so i will use
a Raspberry-Pi or a BeagleBoneBlack for this task.
Another problem is to get enough current into a spinning globe. Commercial products uses slip rings, but these are expensive.
So i will try using some Brushless-DC-Motor and 3-phase-rectifier for generating current out of the spinning itself.
Here is a first sketch of the POV-Globe: