Student Showcase

This page is for projects made by students at Lick-Wilmerding High School. If you built something with CircuitPython — a useful tool, a weird experiment, a gift, a game — add it here.

You don't have to be proud of it. You just have to have made it.

How to add your project

Edit this page and copy the template below into the "Projects" section. Fill in your own information and delete the placeholder lines you don't need.

You can use your real name, a handle, or just your first name. Your call.

What to include

Project name — what you call it
Your name or handle — how you want to be credited
What it does — one or two sentences
Hardware — what board and components you used
Libraries — what CircuitPython libraries made it work
Link or photo — optional, but great if you have one

Template

Copy this block and fill it in:

## Project Name

**By:** Your Name

**What it does:** One or two sentences describing what the project does and why you made it.

**Hardware:** Board name, plus any sensors, displays, motors, or other components.

**Libraries:** List the CircuitPython libraries you used.

**Link or photo:** (optional) URL to a video, repo, or image.

Projects

Mood Lamp

By: Priya S.

What it does: A desk lamp that changes color based on time of day — warm orange in the morning, cool white in the afternoon, deep blue at night. Also has a physical dial to override the automatic mode. Made it because I hate overhead lighting and wanted something I could actually control.

Hardware: Feather M4 Express, NeoPixel ring (24 LEDs), rotary encoder with push button, 3D-printed diffuser shell.

Libraries: neopixel, adafruit_debouncer, simpleio (for mapping encoder position to color values)

Link or photo: github.com/priya-s/mood-lamp