The Bright Eyes Kit – DIY LED glasses to inspire programming

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Arduino Members ObjectsPosted on: People

Our friends at Technology Will Save Us have just launched a Kickstarter for "Bright Eyes", their new DIY kit that inspires people to learn programming and look cool while doing it - Glasses with 174 LEDs!

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