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VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

Jnana SANGAMA, Belgaum-590018

Mini Project presentation on


8X8X8 led cube using Arduino

Presented by
Under the guidance of Hruthik B T(1CD21EE020)
Dhanush S(1CD21EE011)
Name:Prof. Hema A Hemanth R(1CD21EE018)
HOD Of EEE Dept. Madhu K S(1CD21EE025)

CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY


K R Puram, Bengaluru – 560036

Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering www.cambridge.edu.in


Contents
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Objectives
• Project block diagram
• Components required
• Road Map
• Expected outcome
• Budget for project
• Applications

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Abstract
• This project presents an 8x8x8 LED cube, a 3D
display system comprising 512 individually
addressable LEDs, capable of rendering complex
visualizations, animations, and interactive patterns.
• The cube is built using a modular architecture,
powered by a USB connection, and can be
programmed using Arduino.
• The cube has various applications in data
visualization, and gaming, offering a unique
platform for creative expression and innovative
experiences.

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Introduction

The 8x8x8 LED cube is a mesmerizing 3D display system that


combines art, technology, and interactivity to create a
captivating visual experience. With 512 individually
addressable LEDs, this cube offers a unique platform for
creative expression, innovative visualization, and immersive
interaction, making it an ideal platform for showcasing
innovative ideas and pushing the boundaries of interactive
design in various fields such as art, education, and
entertainment.

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Objectives:
• Build a fully functional 8x8x8 LED cube
• Control the cube using a microcontroller
• Create a user-friendly interface for inputting patterns and animations
• Develop a library of pre-programmed animations and effects
• Integrate sensors for interactive control
• Optimize power consumption and heat management
• Explore creative applications of the LED cube

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Assembly Of LED’s

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Block diagram:

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Components Required:
Electronics:
• 512 LEDs (8x8x8 = 512)
• 64 shift registers (e.g., 74HC595)
• 64 transistors (e.g., 2N3904)
• 64 resistors (e.g., 1kΩ)
• 1 voltage regulator (e.g., 5V or 3.3V)
• 1 microcontroller (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or ESP32)
• 1 power supply (e.g., wall adapter or battery pack)
• 1 voltage regulator (e.g., 5V or 3.3V) for power supply

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Structural Components:
• 1 acrylic or glass cube enclosure (8x8x8 cm)
• 64 LED holders or sockets
• Wire (e.g., 20 AWG)
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Optional Components:
• 1 USB cable
• 1 breadboard
• Jumper wires
• Resistors and capacitors for filtering
and decoupling
• A button or switch
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Road Map:

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Expected outcome:
• Ability to display animations and patterns, such as 3D shapes, text, and
color-changing effects
• A stable and reliable operation with minimal errors
• 3D visual effects, such as depth perdception and layering
• Consume power efficiently with minimal heat generation
• Allow for customization and programming of animations and patterns
• Can be integrated with other sensors and devices to create a more
immersive experience

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Budget for project:
• LEDs: upto ₹1,500 (depending on the quality and source)
• Electronics (A6276EA LED driver chips, transistors, resistors, capacitors,
etc.): ₹1,500 - ₹3,000
• Arduino board: ₹1,000 - ₹2,500
• Perfboard, IC sockets, hookup wire, solder, and other components: ₹1,000
- ₹2,000
• Old computer fan, floppy controller cable, and power supply: upto ₹500
Wood for the LED soldering: ₹500 - ₹1,000

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Applications:
• Ambient Lighting for homes, offices, or public spaces.
• Interactive 3D games, simulations, or visualizations for gaming
and entertainment.
• Interactive art installations, exhibitions, or displays for creative
expression.
• Data visualization for complex data insights and analytics.
• Advertising and marketing displays for product launches and
events.

Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering www.cambridge.edu.in


THANK YOU

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