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=What is the Industrial Fidget Controller?= | =What is the Industrial Fidget Controller?= | ||
* The industrial fidget controller (IFC) was originally conceived as a joke (fidget spinners were a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fidget_spinner#Popularity_and_usage fad in 2017] at Hacklab 2.0 | * The industrial fidget controller (IFC) was originally conceived as a joke (fidget spinners were a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fidget_spinner#Popularity_and_usage fad in 2017] at Hacklab 2.0). | ||
* The IFC was eventually crowdfunded by members to become a reality. | |||
* The intent was design an industrial control panel with an assortment of 22mm industrial buttons, indicators, and other tactile elements as a fidget toy for visitors. | * The intent was design an industrial control panel with an assortment of 22mm industrial buttons, indicators, and other tactile elements as a fidget toy for visitors. | ||
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** TODO: Install second keystation in workshop. | ** TODO: Install second keystation in workshop. | ||
** TODO: Build PCB backlights for keystations and install. | |||
** TODO: Spin up ESP+IR Blaster device to control shop air cleaner. | ** TODO: Spin up ESP+IR Blaster device to control shop air cleaner. | ||
** TODO: Potentially install coin-acceptor box into future Snake Pit installation. | |||
=Documentation= | =Documentation= | ||