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FYI, the link to the frame used to mount the display just blocks you:

https://www.leroymerlin.fr/produits/decoration-eclairage/dec...

For those curious, it's a MILO 21 x 29.7 cm black frame. These links work for me:

https://www.leroymerlin.pt/produtos/decoracao-e-tapetes/mold...

Also, the screen he uses (HMTECH Raspberry Pi Screen 10.1) is pretty hard to find. Do people have other good recommendations for screens with similar quality and specs?

Any idea why this uses infrared light and an infrared camera?



Every time I've looked into building something like this, when I price it out, just using an old Android tablet in kiosk mode and making it a web app ends up being much cheaper.


> Any idea why this uses infrared light and an infrared camera?

I'd guess it's to make it work in the dark as well.


That's correct. Plus it also adds a layer of interaction that's pretty fun, kind of like a wand.


The screen is available on Amazon? But it's a touch screen, which seems overkill; any screen would probably work? One can always build a custom frame around it.


Touch screen I think is cool because then you could interact with the art.

I did a little research and these Waveshare displays look really beautiful. For a particular size display, they have models in different resolutions (from lower to higher res). But they're only for rpis and windows, not like mac or ipad. The QLED ones are the best.

https://www.waveshare.com/product/ai/displays/10.1hp-capqled...




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