In this project we're building a wearable HD monitor. This is great for anyone looking to make their own a personal display.

A 5' hdmi display, Arduino Micro and a 9-DOF motion sensor are housed inside a 3d printed enclosure.

The outer hood is printed in PLA and Ninjaflex, fusing two different materials making a rigid frame with a flexible hood.

A mounting bracket secures the components to a faceplate with machine screws, making this a solid construction.

Make this into a DIY Oculus Rift by mounting a pair of aspheric lenses to the inner faceplate to split screen for stereoscopic video.

Prerequisite Guides

Before starting this project, we recommend doing a walk-through of the following guides to get you familiar with the hardware, and soldering (if your new to the craft!).

• 9 DOF IMU Beakout
• AHRS for 9/10 DOF boards

Parts

We have all the parts in the shop for building this project. The goggles can be 3D Printed or get some nice ones on the internets.

• 1 5.6" Display
• 1 9-DOF IMU Breakout
• 1 Arduino Micro
• 1 HDMI Cable
• 2 50mm 5x Aspheric Lenses

Tools & Supplies

The following tools and supplies will get you started on your build.

• 3D Printer
• NinjaFlex
  
• Flat Pliers
• Flush diagonal cutters
• Screwdriver Set
• 12 #4-40 1/2' Flat Phillip Screws
• 4 #2-32 3/8' Flat Phillip Screws
• 2 #6-32 1' Flat Phillip Screws