Physical devices, dashboards and models that turn urban and environmental data into something you can look at. Code is open where it can be.
Stepper, NeoPixel and analogue gauges that display live data — wind speed, pressure, anything on MQTT.
A weeWX skin with live dashboard, multi-model ensemble, forecast verification and 86-year climatology.
A fully 3D-printed mechanical clock, open sourced with print files and assembly notes.
A strip of NeoPixels inside a ship's lamp, flickering like an oil flame at a rate set by live wind speed.
Printable files and code to make a timekeeping marble run.
A crowdsourced database of literary quotes, one for every minute, published to an open MQTT feed any device can subscribe to.
A Hub75 LED matrix driven by a Pimoroni Interstate75W, scrolling whatever arrives on MQTT — time, news, environmental data.
144 NeoPixels inside a diffused sabre blade: the glow climbs and changes colour with wind speed, with a red marker for the day's peak gust.
A Pebble watch face using Open-Meteo: forecast, pressure trend and nothing else.
A 3D printed case for a Pi HQ camera and fisheye lens, shooting all-night star trails and all-day timelapses into Home Assistant.
Python, laser cut and 3D printed weather house driven by live station data.
A printable Stevenson-screen substitute for the WeatherFlow Air — six parts that slide together without glue or fixings.
A collection of agent based models created through vibe coding.
eInk mini MQTT display for time, headlines and environmental data.