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# Inkclip
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Inkclip is an e-paper hair clip.
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## Features
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- It looks cool, if you are the type of person who thinks this kind of things look cool.
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- Use it as more than a hair clip: a pin, a pocket clip, or just a gadget on your desktop.
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- Update the pattern on the hair clip by simply connecting it to a computer via USB.
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- There is a ready-made web application you can use for this!
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- Everything is open source: the hardware, the firmware, and the webapp.
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## Physical characteristics
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- Display size: 1.54 inches
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- Resolution: 200 x 200 px
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- Color: black and white
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- Thickness (average): 2.60mm
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- Thickness (thickest): 5.00mm (at micro-B port)
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- Minimum weight (without mounting hardware): 6.5g
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- Typical weight (with a 35mm hair clip): 8.0g
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- Size: 33.40mm x 33.92mm
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- The shape of the device is a 32.80mm x 38.32mm rectangle with 1mm-radius dogbone corners.
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## Project structure
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- `hardware/` is the KiCad project for the Inkclip hardware.
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- `firmware/` is a simple firmware for Inkclip that receives image bitmaps and then updates the entire display.
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- `webapp/` is a web application for updating the display that works with the aforementioned firmware.
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## Demo
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