LongPixel - Digital Control for Analog LED Strips
A project in Apex, NC by Maniacal Labs000days
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The LongPixel is a chain-able board that turns a strip of Analog RGB LEDs into a giant, digitally-controlled LED.
Backers: 97
Average Pledge Per Backer: $49
Funded: $4,742 of $6,000
Dates: May 16th -> Jun 15th (30 days)
Project By: Maniacal Labs
Backers: 97
Average Pledge Per Backer: $49
Funded: $4,742 of $6,000
Dates: May 16th -> Jun 15th (30 days)
Project By: Maniacal Labs
$4,742
current pledge level
Last Updated: June 15 @ 17:30 -0400 GMT
79%
of goal
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Latest News
You Win Some, You Lose Some 
June 15th - via: kickstarter.com
First, we want to thank everyone who showed support for the LongPixel by pledging to our Kickstarter campaign. It's always wonderful to see that our crazy ideas aren't actually crazy and that other people like what they see and want to give it a... (Read More)
With a little more help, we can make our goal :)
June 11th - via: kickstarter.com
First, thank you so much to all those that have backed the LongPixel so far. We'd love to have had it funded as quickly as we did with the AllPixel (only 48 hours!) but not all campaigns can be that successful. But all hope is not lost, there's still... (Read More)
Halfware There!
May 29th - via: kickstarter.com
Many thanks to all our awesome backers for helping us get this far! We're not even half way through the campaign and already over 50% funding :) We can make it, but it certainly doesn't hurt to have a little help. We are doing our best to get the... (Read More)
LongPixel Test Module
May 26th - via: kickstarter.com
Just a small 'behind the scenes' update :) As part of our process to bring the LongPixel to life, we want to make sure that our manufacturer has a way to quickly, easily, and effectively test each LongPixel that rolls off the assembly line. To that... (Read More)
LongPixel on Crowdfunding Cast
May 26th - via: kickstarter.com
We were recently invited discuss the LongPixel on the Crowdfunding Cast with Jonathan Nadeau. Check it out to hear more about the genesis of the LongPixel and its many uses. http://crowdfundingcast.tk/crowdfunding-cast-episode-284-longpixel/ Many... (Read More)
LongPixel Demo: Variable Color Temperature Light
May 24th - via: kickstarter.com
The LongPixel was designed to make using analog LED strips super easy and, typically, that means RGB LEDs as they are the most common. But the beauty of the way in which the LongPixel drives these LED strips is that it really doesn’t matter what... (Read More)
LongPixel: Week 1 Update
May 23rd - via: kickstarter.com
First, many thanks to all of those who have supported the LongPixel Kickstarter campaign so far! We’ve gotten a lot of great responses to the product and having passed 1/3rd of our goal we remain confident that we can obtain full funding before the... (Read More)
LongPixel Demo: Horn of Color
May 19th - via: kickstarter.com
During initial testing of the LongPixel we were brainstorming new ways of stress testing it, since it's actually really hard to get a long enough run of 12V LED strips that draw near the 10A current limit of the board. This little project was an... (Read More)
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