Could you guys make a wire buzzer thing for the Xmas party?
And maybe the components that a budding electro newbie could assemble on the day.
A bit of wire. And a buzzer. And a handle to go around the wire track without letting the buzzer going off type thing
dsikar
(Daniel Sikar)
26 November 2016 18:01
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I can do it but maybe not at the space. If you can set aside one Arduino and one Piezo I can assemble and set it aside - Let me know what shape and size you would like the hoop and the wire length. Also, If anyone has MP3 shield to spare for the party it could make it more interesting sound wise.
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Courty
(Paul Court)
26 November 2016 18:05
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Don’t need an Arduino… just a buzzer and a wire… Although it could be much more interesting!
Courty
oh you, what have you got in mind ? you make me laugh. it’d better be good!
tomnewsom
(Tom Newsom)
26 November 2016 22:18
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make the wire have addressable sections, so that a mistake in a different place will play a different siren. Have the final section be for winning and play Ode To Joy.
joeatkin2
(joeatkin2)
27 November 2016 00:22
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A WiFi enabled quad core should do it if it’s got a couple of Gb of Sd card available
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???
…Kid friendly shape and size…
…two player version?
dsikar
(Daniel Sikar)
27 November 2016 12:10
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There is a bit of mission-creep going on. Let me know when you firm up the requirements and when I can drop by to collect the BOM?
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Courty
(Paul Court)
27 November 2016 13:38
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It’s wouldn’t be SLMS if we didn’t have over engineering and scope creep ! That’s what we live for
Courty
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dsikar
(Daniel Sikar)
27 November 2016 13:41
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Ok @boldaslove and @Courty hot out oven just got hold of pi zero + amplifier hat, should be able to do all bells and whistles, when is this needed by?
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Xmas party is on the 10th December @3 pm till late.
It’s for kids and playful adults.
andrew_d
(Andrew D)
28 November 2016 00:35
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That’s good thinking, the wifi should permit access to cloud computing services for extra processing power. Could also implement the control logic on a web server in China.
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tomnewsom
(Tom Newsom)
28 November 2016 09:29
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Difficulty settings (motorised jubilee clip on a stick to make a smaller or larger loop)
joeatkin2
(joeatkin2)
28 November 2016 10:02
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That’s the bit we are going to control from China
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tomnewsom
(Tom Newsom)
28 November 2016 10:03
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Rig it up to an ECG so the “noose” gets tighter as your heartrate increases
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joeatkin2
(joeatkin2)
28 November 2016 10:05
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We can use a laser to track the earlobe of the player and use backscatter to sense blood pressure
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