Namespace is programmed with 9,151 of the most common first and 88,799 of the most common last names of Americans based on US Census data. It randomly constructs first and last name pairs of hypothetical names and displays a new one every several seconds. The frequency at which any one name appears is roughly based on how common it is in the population. The video to the right represents typical output.
The primary electronics in Namespace include a DIY Arduino, uDRIVE micro-SD card reader, writer and an LCD display. The case is made from layers of 1/4 and 1/8 inch acrylic plastic machined by a small Roland milling machine and held together with brass screws.
Here's more information on the Enigma Gadget cases.
If you're interested also check out the Light Lunchbox the Door Sign and the Blink Box. Also, you can visit my web site Dry Reading.
UPDATE: NameSpace has been updated to feature a bright Vacuum Fluorescent Display. See the picture directly below the original version.
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