Inspired by the "Humans since 1982" installations, I built Clock²⁴, my own fully custom kinetic clock. This from-scratch project uses 24 quadrants and 48 3D-printed hands to "draw" the time in a 2x2 layout. Every aspect is custom-made: from the wooden frame, based on my own sectional design, to the custom PCBs I engineered to manage the motors. The system's brain is a master/slave architecture, using an ESP32 master handling WiFi and time sync, which commands two Arduino Mega slaves that orchestrate the movement of the hands.