SEISMO
A seismic monitoring device
Prototype 001 — 133 × 93 × 76 mm. The screen is live, real data pulled from USGS's API in realtime. Show me an alert.
Seismo connects to WiFi and displays seismic data from GeoNet and USGS. It also displays a live rolling trace of the ground itself. Each one is 3D printed and assembled by hand.
01Order
Prototype 001
$79.95NZD
A limited first release, hand-assembled to order. Allow until Q4 2026.
Already printing? The DIY kit sends just the board and files.
DIY Kit — print your own
$59.95NZD
Ships with the editable CAD file, a flashed ESP32-S3 board, the internal USB cable posted to you. Print the enclosure, fit the board and internal USB, fix in place with a little hot glue and it's ready.
Designer Series 001
$99NZDPre-order
A second iteration of the enclosure is already underway — designed by Aotearoa designer Dieter Hans.
02Specifications
Seismonitor One · rev. A
| Processor | ESP32-S3 |
| Screen | 2.8" IPS TFT, 240 × 320, ILI9341V (landscape) |
| Network | 802.11 b/g/n |
| Data from | GeoNet (NZ) · Geoscience Australia (AU) · USGS (global) |
| Body | PLA, 3D printed, hand finished |
| Power | USB-C, 5V 1A |
| Firmware | C++, and you can reflash it here |
| Weight | 110 g |
03Gallery
‹›i.Three-quarter, on the desk
04Made by
Keegan Costley · Concept, CAD, coding and development
Earthquake data courtesy of GeoNet, Geoscience Australia and the USGS.
Seismonitor is not a warning system. Please do not rely on it as one.
Visitors 00000
LAST UPDATED 24 SEPTEMBER 2026
Best viewed on a screen. © 2026 Seismonitor, Aotearoa.
Seismonitor is not a warning system. Please do not rely on it as one.
Visitors 00000
LAST UPDATED 24 SEPTEMBER 2026
Best viewed on a screen. © 2026 Seismonitor, Aotearoa.