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I've been thinking about converting my work desk to a Kotatsu in the winter based on an Arduino project I've found sometime ago. At the moment though I'm using
by almog 5y ago
I've been thinking about converting my work desk to a Kotatsu in the winter based on an Arduino project I've found sometime ago. At the moment though I'm using an infrared incandescent bulb mounted just above my keyboard + a floor heating sheet mounted to a piece of plywood for my feet.
btw, the Arduino project is this one: https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/simp-team/how-to-make-an-arduino-japanese-kotatsu-heating-table-9cd54f https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/simp-team/how-to-make-a...
- ryanianian 5y agoI keep my wfh office around 70f but my desk is right by a huge window, so my hands get very cold when it's freezing outside, making typing and desk-work annoying. I got a little heated desk/writing pad online, and it is amazing. With it turned to high it becomes almost too warm to touch. The mouse and keyboard heat comfortably. After a couple hours I can reduce the room temp a few degrees and still feel rather comfortable.
- goodpoint 5y agoA microcontroller is extremely unnecessary for a kotatsu. You just need a thermostat.