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grp1:start [2015/08/08 18:13] kalle [Functionalities] |
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===== Idea ===== | ===== Idea ===== | ||
- | Yes. | + | We wanted to make something cool with wearable sensors, but it turned out to be too difficult and then we decided to do this instead. |
===== Motivation===== | ===== Motivation===== | ||
- | Yes. | + | Everybody knows it's fun to use cardboard boxes to scare people. |
===== Technologies ===== | ===== Technologies ===== | ||
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- | ===== User interface ===== | + | * Tower Pro 9g servo |
+ | * HC-09 ultrasonic sensor measuring distance | ||
+ | * Cardboard box | ||
+ | * World class Python and Bash scripts | ||
+ | * Lots of sweat and tears | ||
+ | * Lost of appetite | ||
+ | {{: | ||
+ | ===== User interface ===== | ||
+ | You don't need a user interface when you have a talking Duke Nukem. | ||
===== Functionalities ===== | ===== Functionalities ===== | ||
- | head speaks | + | When someone comes too close (less than 1 meter (3 feet 3.37 inches)) Cardboard-Duke shouts randomly one of 11 shouts and his mouth moves while he talks. There is a delay of 8 seconds to prevent him from shouting all the time when someone is close. |
===== Issues | ===== Issues | ||
- | * There will not be any issues, | + | We had issues |
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+ | Cardboard Duke was co-operative the whole time, no reported issues with it. |