Office wallboard

Our office heartbeat on the wall: live news, local weather, and platform health, in an enclosure we designed from scratch.

About this project

The wallboard is the ambient heartbeat of our office: one 16:9 screen that always shows what matters right now. Live news from a set of curated feeds, the local weather, and the health of our own platforms and stores, arranged in calm panels with subtle ambient motion instead of blinking alerts. The idea: walk past it and you know how the day is going, without opening a single dashboard.

It's also our most physical project. The Raspberry Pi that drives the screen lives in an enclosure we designed ourselves in Blender: a permanent VESA dock on the back of the monitor, a serviceable case with fan cooling and cable clips, and an integrated wide-angle camera cartridge. Every part comes off our own print-ready models.

The showcase video on this page comes straight from that design work: it's the actual Blender model of the mount, rendered as a product animation. Small project, full Punfyre treatment: software, hardware, and the design story around it.

Highlights

  • Curated live news feeds, local weather, and platform health in one calm view
  • Ambient motion instead of blinking alerts, locked to the 16:9 frame
  • Self-designed Blender enclosure: VESA dock, fan cooling, camera cartridge
  • Every part designed by us, straight from print-ready models
  • Runs on a Raspberry Pi, served straight from our own stack
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