Lighting
Gloam
Amber and warm white fixtures along a ceiling beam. One board dims them all; run it from your phone, a wall switch or Home Assistant.
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Tools
- 3D printer, soldering iron, computer
- Time
- A weekend
- Version
- 1.2.1
NOQ Open
Objects, devices, tools: the files, parts lists and build steps of the projects we design and use in our workshop. Download the files, get the parts, build it yourself.
Workshop
NOQ designs objects and devices in our workshop in Bodrum. We print the parts on our own printers, solder the electronics by hand and write the firmware ourselves.
Once a project runs without trouble in real use, we open its files: print files, wiring diagram, firmware and build steps. No account, cloud or subscription; everything we open runs on its own.
We share because objects that can be repaired, changed and owned outright last longer.
Projects
Every project has the finished object, the tools you need, a parts list, downloadable files and a step-by-step build.
Lighting
Amber and warm white fixtures along a ceiling beam. One board dims them all; run it from your phone, a wall switch or Home Assistant.
Contribute
NOQ Open grows with the people who build it. Every version you make, every question you ask and every fix you suggest goes into the next release.
01
Start with a project. Print files, parts list and build steps are ready; you set up the board from your browser.
02
Share a photo and notes of your version; it shows up in the Makers gallery on the project page.
03
Stuck on a step? Ask; Luma answers from the project documents right away and the team verifies it.
04
Improve a print file, the firmware or a translation. Propose it on GitHub; accepted contributions ship in the release under your name.