Tilt to Tell
https://youtu.be/6s-NHiIjsHI
This project uses a 8×8 led matrix to display the direction in which the accelerometer is tilted. The 8×8 led matrix is operated using a SN74HC595N shift register (without the aid of any drives/libraries).
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