r/electronics • u/melon_crust • 6h ago

Gallery Padel watch - my very first project

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I built a padel tennis score tracker. It keeps the time, set and game scores, and tracks who serves.

- E-ink
- Physical buttons
- Coin cell that lasts for up to 3 years

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