Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
Seismo: A Desk Seismograph
Seismo is a small Wi-Fi device that displays live earthquake data from GeoNet and USGS, including a rolling trace of ground activity.
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- Earthquake-data watchers and 3D-printing hobbyists
- Worth noticing
- The DIY kit includes editable CAD files, a flashed ESP32-S3 board, and hardware for assembling the enclosure.
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The displayed hardware is identified as Prototype 001, with a 2.8-inch, 240 × 320 IPS screen, an ESP32-S3, Wi-Fi, and a 3D-printed PLA body. The page names GeoNet, Geoscience Australia, and USGS as data sources, and says the firmware is C++ and can be reflashed; its listed DIY kit includes editable CAD files and a flashed board.
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