Aqua Computer unveils their Tiny Farbwerk Nano USB RGB controller

Large controller boxes aren’t what PC builders want, accessories that are difficult to hide, cable manage or store inside compact systems. Space is at a premium in the PC market, making the ability to pack technology into smaller form factors a highly sought after feature, almost regardless of the industry.

With their Farbwerk Nano, Aqua Computer is offering its users a controller solution that can power up to 90 addressable RGB LEDs. Better still is the fact that this controller is similar in size to a 50 Euro cent coin, while offering users stored profiles and a basic on/off switch. That’s a lot of versatility for such a small device. 

Through Aqua Computer’s Aquasuite software, users of the Farbwerk Nano can control up to 20 controllers using tools that appear similar to a video editing program, enabling users to create highly customised lighting setups. Each Ferbwerk Nano is powered via USB, so it is possible that the Aqua Computer’s software will be limited by your PC’s available USB ports, rather than their software’s 20 controller limit.     

Using their new AMBIENTpx feature, Aqua Computer can also dedicate up to 90 addressable RGB LEDs to display backlighting, analysing the images on a display to enable ambient lighting. The Fabwerk Nano can also be configured to react to sound if the user wishes.