A futuristic gadget has the ability to display tomorrow's weather inside your living room. The forecast machine named Tempescope can simulate rain, clouds, sun and lightning inside its box.

The Tempescope is an "ambient weather display" that shows you tomorrow's weather with physical examples. ... the device itself will generate clouds and precipitation within its plexiglass cube.

For the cube to show you what this feels like, the surface of the cube would actually be 85 degrees Fahrenheit. The cube is capable of broadcasting temperatures from 0 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

There are also functions for weather, temperature, ... 6 thoughts on “ Wall Votive Display Controlled With A Glowing Cube ” vonskippy says: February 6, 2013 at 4:36 pm ...

Luke Marzen, a graduate computer science student, developed this open-source project. The weather display is powered by a Wi-Fi-enabled ESP32 microcontroller with a 7.5-inch e-paper display.

The weather display code provided by [Danko] should certainly get you going in the right direction. Now don’t get us wrong, there’s certainly no shame in just flashing his code to the device ...

You have hundreds of ways to view the weather, but if you’re looking for an elegant desktop solution, DIYer caturnuson shares their lovely looking Pi-powered forecast display.