A computer science student in Eindhoven, the Netherlands shows off a LED-lit infinity box they built during COVID-19 lockdown.

Footage filmed on July 18 shows the box in detail the mirrored walls give the illusion that the box is neverending.

The filmer told Newsflare: "It took me quite some time to make, since I first had to learn Fusion 360, a CAD program, to model and print the frame. The current frame is the third attempt I did.

"Most of the work was on and off, since I am second-year Honors Computer Science and Engineering student, which usually takes up most of my time. Although with the quarantine I finally found enough time to set up the whole soldering station in my room and managed to finish it in a couple of days."

A computer science student decided to make his own infinity cube as his COVID-19 quarantine project after seeing it on Reddit. Made from scratch, he programmed light effect to show the cube.

It took me quite some time to make, since I first had to learn Fusion 360, a CAD program, to model and print the frame. The current frame is the third attempt I did.

Most of the work was on and off, since I am second year Honors' Computer Science and Engineering student which usually takes up most of my time. Although with the quarantine I finally found enough time to set up the whole soldering station in my room and managed to finish it in a couple of days.