Here we have an infinity mirror with a surround that's an LED clock powered by the Arduino. As can be seen here, there is an LED strip which is of the WS2812 and here is an Arduino Nano connected to a real time clock. There's a battery which enables the time to be retained when we turn the power off and here is an erotering coder with a push button. So to make it an infinity mirror out of it we're going to use a normal mirror underneath and then on top we're going to use a 50% one-way mirror that allows part of the light to be reflected and part to be transparent. Now I have CNC this plywood to create slots for each of the LEDs and here you can see that I've painted each slot white and then the inside black and that's to emphasize each light and then I put that on top of the one-way mirror and then put the normal mirror on the back, get it screwed down. So if we get it plugged in and now we can see the nice effect is it appears to go beneath the surface of the table and now you can see that that kind of real 3D effect of those LEDs as it drops back with the light off this is where it comes into its own and as I mentioned before you've got the LED holes which means even though you can't see the light from what's certain angle going down you can see it at the face and so there we go that is the LED clock with the infinity mirror powered by an Arduino all open source thanks for watching