Building A Fencing Scoring Box
A maker replaced a broken fencing scoring system by building a custom scoring box using an Arduino Nano, LED panels, and 3D-printed components. The device detects hits on the lamé and floor, lighting LEDs and sounding a buzzer to indicate scoring. The project offers a cost-effective solution for repairing or upgrading fencing equipment.
A person built a new fencing scoring box using an Arduino Nano, LED panels, and 3D-printed parts to replace broken equipment.
This project shows how affordable and accessible it is to repair or upgrade sports equipment with basic electronics and 3D printing.
It highlights creativity and problem-solving in community sports, offering a practical example of DIY innovation for others.
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