jacky-mok shares:
This is a seven segment clock where instead of LEDs we have segments moving on the Z-axis of the viewing pane, the difference in depth by these segments will allow the viewer to see the time against the white on white segments. We use an Arduino microcontroller to first process the read the current time and then align the segments out accordingly through a motor controller.
download the files on: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/70005-digital-analog-timepiece
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