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It's what they call "the holiday time" so it's soldering time ... Based on British math whiz John Conway's "Game of Life". In the Game of Life, a collection of cells lives, dies or multiplies based on a few mathematical rules). DDT designed an easy-to-solder kit that is cheap and scalable. Each Game of Life board contains 16 LEDs in a 4x4 grid, a microcontroller, and a communications and power distribution network. Boards can act alone, or can be plugged together, border to border, to create a larger display -
Here are some photos from my build, made 4 and also fab'ed up an acrylic case - Link. I'm going to add a timer so it repeats the game every 30 secs or so, yay 555.
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What is the maximum of boards that can be connected in a grid?
And how random will the game be generated? I mean, how many possibilities does it have before evolving the same game again. I mean, in the video it shows a very short game. Where does it depends on to make it last longer?
Does the size of the grid also influence the period of the game?
- Unomi -
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