First up, let's take a look at this really simple but elegant design. It's a very simple project; it uses an e-ink display to show a clock face. You can choose between an analog clock, a digital ...

Ever wished your digital displays could do more than just show static images or repetitive messages? Imagine a screen that evolves daily, showcasing AI-generated artwork, inspirational quotes, or even ...

Imagine a calendar that’s always up-to-date, consumes minimal energy, and looks sleek enough to blend seamlessly into your home or office. Now, picture it running on a device no larger than a deck of ...

We’ve noticed that adding electronic paper displays to projects is getting easier. [NerdCave] picked up a 4.2-inch E-ink panel but found its documentation a bit lacking when it came to using the ...

How about a sleek little desktop device featuring an E Ink display which shows the tracks you are playing on Spotify. DIY artist Anoraker has just such a device to share, one that features a Raspberry ...

Still a sucker for e-paper: low power, crisp look, perfect for low-refresh info. InkyPi packs 20 plugins: calendar, to-dos, day countdown, GitHub graph, and more. Runs on Pi Zero 2W with local web UI ...

Ultra-low-power displays, such as e-paper displays with E Ink, are used in many applications in which a power-hungry backlit LCD isn’t suitable. With a 180° viewing angle and excellent readability ...

A group of Sweden-based researchers proposed a novel e-ink display solution that could make way for super compact, retina-level VR headsets and AR glasses in the future. Traditional emissive displays ...