Digital Little Tree
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No scent, no problem – this digital air freshener adds flair to your workspace or gaming rig.
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"Stuck in your office job dreaming of the open road?
A real car air freshener would only upset your deskmate?
Your truck simulator setup is missing that final, immersive touch?"
Here’s your digital trucker dream come true.
This project brings a classic tree-shaped air freshener to life – with a digital twist: rotating images, temperature display, and customizable brightness, all inside a fun and functional desk accessory.
What you need
https://www.amazon.de/Raspberry-Pi-Pico/dp/B09KVB8LVR (don't forget the header pins)
https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/pico-display-pack-2-0?variant=39374122582099
Elastic band for fastening
USB cable for power supply
What it does
- Shows one of 25 digital air freshener images in 240x320 resolution.
- Images are in classic Wunderbaum style (included as
.rawfiles in the.zip). - Auto-rotate function: every 15 minutes, the Pico randomly selects one of 20 images stored directly on the board.
- Built-in temperature sensor reads and displays real-time temperature data (toggleable).
- Brightness is adjustable using the onboard buttons.
- The device runs completely standalone on the Raspberry Pi Pico + Pico Display 2.0.
Button Functions
Y button: Toggle temperature display on/off
X button: Skip to the next image
B button: Lower screen brightness
A button: Increase screen brightness
What’s included in the ZIP
main.py: The ready-to-run Python script for your Pico.
wunderbaum_raw_images.zip: 25 .raw images (240×320, RGB332 format).
How to install
- Flash your Raspberry Pi Pico with MicroPython.
- Connect the Pico Display 2.0 from Pimoroni.
- Use Thonny or any file manager (like Raspberry Pi Imager or rshell) to:
- Copy
main.pyto the Pico. - Upload your selected
.rawimages (up to 20 depending on storage). - Make sure image filenames end with
.rawand are all placed in the root directory of the Pico.
- Copy
- Plug it in via USB, and it will start automatically.