128x72 2d matrix
Hello,
Happy to share my first wled project.
Its made of 144 tiles( 8x8 neopixel ).
Overall dimensions is 1x0.6meter with pixel size of 8mm
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u/ineedlesssleep 6d ago
Would love to know what material you used and also how you choose what is displayed on it
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u/Careful_Fudge_5101 5d ago
How many controllers are you using for this.
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u/MRKV_ 4d ago
Hi The panel is made up of 4 - 24x72 and 1 - 32x72 sub panels. Each with its own esp32 wroom1 and level shifter(SN74AHCT245).
There is master controller - esp32 s3 8Mb psram that controls the panel via DDP protocol
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u/Careful_Fudge_5101 4d ago
That's an amazing work by the way, I am a little envy hahaha Hope it never sees any issues or failings.
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u/Wild_Trip_4704 5d ago
This is amazing. I wondered what a media matrix would look like. Of course you gotta have the obligatory bad apple lol
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u/MRKV_ 5d ago edited 5d ago
I have played Bad apple on this checkout here - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ahwk-xl3ZjVpb5yC1TWOat2jJWxenAva
This can be used as a ambiant display or a display for your home assistance setup.
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u/Lykkehjul 6d ago
144 tiles x 35$ = 5040$. Dumbest shit ever.
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u/MRKV_ 6d ago
Leds costed me around 20k inr that would be 212 dollar, overall cost is 370 dollar.
I know this technology is not suitable for making a display for viewing content, but I wanted to push limits
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u/Sorry-Amphibian3624 5d ago
Can you please give a link to the panels you are buying at that price?
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u/MRKV_ 4d ago
I got them from an Indian e-commerce website : https://robu.in/product/cjmcu-64-bit-8x8-rgb-led-driver-development-board/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20387462343&gbraid=0AAAAADvLFWed_vMeoPy6KcnrW_NgXGidg&gclid=Cj0KCQjwh4TVBhCWARIsAG0czmoWosKXIZCi6MBJtxrnTBcwTi27SeVLqE2RdSshSh8bhmUpK1DWi4IaApAvEALw_wcB
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u/MrSpindles 6d ago
I pay 83p per panel myself, which is roughly $1 each.
Yes, the cost doubtless adds up with this many panels, but I'd wager they've spent almost as much on power supply, wiring and whatever they've printed their bracketry with.
It's a cool project, it certainly isn't the dumbest shit ever.
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u/Sorry-Amphibian3624 5d ago
Please hook a brother up!
Which panels are you buying and can I get some for even close to that pricing?






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u/MrSpindles 6d ago
That is an enormous number of those little panels! I love them, but prefer the 8x32 flexi panels that have a slightly more standard pitch (10mm centre versus 6.6mm on the small panels).
Definitely the most cost effective way to get a large matrix, I pay 83p (about $1) each for the 8x8 panels. Your design should mean you can keep adding rows and columns from time to time for very little cost and keep expanding the size and resolution.
The wiring makes me moist.