This expandable LED display for a microcontroller in Figure 1 has a simple interface with only 6 data/control wires and can be easily accommodated to a DIY design. The display has static indication.

Less than 24 hours after an analyst suggested that Apple Inc.’s AAPL highly-rumored and anticipated 27-inch Mini LED project is postponed indefinitely, Ming-Chi Kuo shared his predictions stating ...

Guide pupils to use the Scratch interface to drag the coding blocks into place, and trial shaking their micro:bits to ...

Mini BART-style station display shows real-time train arrivals at home. ESP32 + Node.js middleware parses BART GTFS feed and ...

LED screens that bend, fit corners, and save power, making displays easier to use. See how these modules change commercial ...

[splat238] is back at it again with another cool RGB LED display project. We were contemplating whether or not our readers have had enough of these over the last few weeks, but we’ve learned over the ...

Following AppleInsider's report on Thursday about the likely cancellation of the Apple Watch Ultra with micro LED, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple has abandoned nearly all of its plans to use ...

First, there was the plasma screen, with concerns of image burn-in, high energy consumption and a heavy weight. Then LED-backlit LCDs came onto the scene, with brighter pictures, improved energy ...

Spring cleaning continues at Apple. Per Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, Apple no longer plans to design and produce its own displays for the Apple Watch. Apple has reportedly been investigating moving from ...

SNA Displays retrofitted an LED corner-wrap outside District Hall in Boston with upgraded LED video technology. Orange Barrel Media (OBM), the out-of-home media company, owns and operates the newly ...

University of California Riverside showcases its NEW 2.6mm Vantage LED Vi Interior Video Wall along with a 1.6mm Video Screen to communicate vital messages. The collaboration with ABV was outstanding.

In 1971, Texas Instruments released something no one else had ever seen before. The TIL305 was an alphanumeric display, powered by LEDs. Sure, the technology of the early 70s meant the LEDs weren’t ...