The LEDs are really cool. It’s kind of awesome seeing something I’ve made just messing around (I’m not involved with those LEDs-it’s just something I’ve played around with on my own) become an actual product. I’ve made quite a few using various epoxy resin molds like crystals and spheres (never a skull, though) by placing an LED in the resin before it cures. Sticking the leads through a proto board and bending them at the right length, then setting the proto board on top of the mold, to hold the body of the LED centered and at the right depth as it cures, worked well.

Highlight of my week! Thanks AdaTeam! 👍🏻

It's a Roomba that doesn't suck!

A "watch" I can actually enjoy :)

So many cool new products 💸💸

Oh man the Create 3 sounds pretty powerful, like if it's running ros2, it's got a Linux sbc, not just a micro...

Pebble 2 sadly got canceled before release because fitbit bought pebble back than. I still own 3 pebbles. A pebble time, time steel and time round. The round one is worn by my mom, the others I switch between. I just loved pebbles, they didn't put unnecessary "features" like a touchscreen, LTE or fancy "high res" OLED screens. I believe in their vision for a smartwatch (but sadly the market in the end didn't). The most central purpose of a watch or smartwatch should be telling you the time. Than I would prioritize battery live than notification and at last activity tracking. Everything else is a great addition but shouldn't sacrifice time-telling and battery life. I changed the watches once a week or less. Still the best feature in my opinion, when the battery is nearly drained it disables Bluetooth, notifications activity tracking and even replaces the watchfache with a totally generic one. When the battery is nearly drained it still tells you the time, so it keeps up the absolute most essential part of a watch for you.

Flower LEDs are an idea I’ve had for less than a year and I just want out there

“Goth. Skull.”

I like their products a lot but the problem is that in the college that i am here in ecuador you just cannot use arduino in your projects they are forbidden the only micros that we can use are PICS and is really rare to find libraries for thes modules for pics

The stm32duino Arduino library recommended by Adafruit does not work with the Adafruit VL53L4CX Time of Flight Distance sensor. The library also needs you to define the AI pin which is mapped to XSHUT on the board. Adafruit needs to verify code like this in future before releasing the product. I suggest they modify the stm32duino Arduino library so it works with this board.