Applied Procrastination | How to Make a Ferrofluid Container - Part 1 - Fetch #4 @AppliedProcrastination | Uploaded June 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This week we dive a bit deeper into the chemistry of our tank, how to make a ferrofluid display and what to expect from the tank.

As a student-project at the University of Oslo, we have designed and built a massive ferrofluid-display with 252 electromagnetic "pixels". On Applied Procrastination we will share all the details of this project and hopefully inspire you to make something similar - or follow your own dream projects.

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Open Source files and project details:

Code:
Github repositories (Firmware+CAD+python parser): github.com/AppliedProcrastination

PCB files & more details:
Instructables: instructables.com/id/Mesmerizing-Ferrofluid-Display-Silently-Controlled
Hackaday.io: hackaday.io/project/167056-fetch-a-ferrofluid-display
Hackster.io: hackster.io/AppliedProc/fetch-a-ferrofluid-display-ca8557
Arduino project hub: create.arduino.cc/projecthub/AppliedProc/fetch-a-ferrofluid-display-ca8557

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Links:

PAPELL: youtube.com/watch?v=aXYSkpKBtNE
Casey Hughes: youtube.com/watch?v=dE7YXSoglbo

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Credits:

Audio Mastering:
- Haldor August Sørmoen:

Intro/Theme song:
- Nicklas Myhre: instagram.com/myhre.nicklas

Music:
- Endless motion from Bensound.com
- Applied Procrastination by Nicklas Myhre
- Funny song from Bensound.com

Sound Effect Mixing:
- Eivind Rostad

NASA videos:
archive.org/details/ISSVideoResourceExteriorViews720p
archive.org/details/2015Blizzard-Time-LapseVideoFromInternationalSpaceStation