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A huge 70″ X 30″ Nintendo Switch
Michael Pick created this huge Nintendo Switch as, due to the compactness, the original is easy to lose. He created a fully functional console starting from a TV and a Nintendo switch by combining them with wooden and 3D printed parts.
Inside there is an Arduino Uno that reads the pressure of the giant 3D printed keys and converts them into the movements of many servo motors that will press on the buttons of the Joy-Con of the Nintendo Switch placed inside it.