LEO Medusa: What If Creating Large-scale Electronics Projects Took No Experience?
CWSF · 2026 Digital Technology
Overview
The LEO Medusa is a customizable printed circuit board designed to make electronics and programming more accessible for students of all experience levels. It is part of LEO (Light Embodied Odysseys), a larger project that combines architecture and technology to improve quality of life by mimicking and generating human emotions through large sculptures of chemical compounds, microorganisms, stars, and more. The board is compatible with simple block coding for beginners, while advanced users can integrate complex math-based programming and artificial intelligence, encouraging creative thinking beyond the classroom. Built from leftover parts from other LEO projects to reduce waste, the board is fully customizable, with components that can be swapped in to unlock endless possibilities for project creation.
Awards (1)
- Selected for CWSF 2026
Competition history
- CWSF 2026
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