Mohit Bhoite is a hardware engineer whose day job is designing and building IoT products. But on the side, he constructs wonderful desktop sculptures that incorporate circuits and convey information. He’s really got a knack for making tech look artistic and beautiful:

Tiny Temperature Monitor

“A tiny seven segment temperature monitor using ATtiny861A microcontroller and BME280 sensor. Powered by a CR2032 coin cell.”

GSC-X1

“GNSS Synchronized Clock based on the Particle Xenon.”

Chintoo FM

“This little FM buddy is based on the Philips TEA5767 FM radio chipset, Adafruit ItsyBitsy 32u4, PAM8302 audio amp, and a 4 digit seven segment display. The list of preprogrammed FM radio stations can be toggled by tapping on a tiny brass disc. I used Paul Stoffregen’s capacitive touch library here. The volume is controlled with a linear potentiometer in the back. Power comes over USB.”

LM3915 VU craft

“This is a VU meter based on the classic LM3915 display driver. I used a LED color bar graph for display and 20 awg copper for the frame and interconnects. Power comes from USB.”

Not a sculpture, but he also made this wild-looking Handle With Care Flashlight:

Check out the different settings:

See more here or on Bhoite’s Instagram.