In moments of hypo- or hyperarousal, when the thinking brain is offline, this Arduino-based Calming Book Box will prompt self-regulation with a wave of the hand. Inspired by Tinkercad’s Crystal Ball project and Instructable user cah65‘s Arduino Powered Fortune Teller, a liquid crystal display reveals a series of nervous systems regulation activities each time the photoresistor reads a decrease […]
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Ever wanted a box that opens in a super cool way? We thought it would be fun to create a box that can be unlocked using the correct fingerprint! If we had more time, we would make the box more secure. In the mean time, we have learned a lot and had a lot of
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Have you ever given something to someone and wished that the box you gave it in opened automatically? No? Well neither have I (well, maybe) :D. However if you have, this is the guide for you! With just a flick of a switch the box will open automatically! Step 1: Tools & Materials [box color=”#985D00″
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Welcome to the Boss Box Bot instructable, or as we like to call it, the Bo-Bo Bot. The Bo-Bo Bot was designed to use extremely low cost materials to allow people to construct a robot without high-priced kits. Our Bo-Bo Bot will be made using various tools such as AutoCAD, Corel Draw, and a laser
A Jack-In-The-Box is scary enough the first time. However, if you’ve seen the clown pop out before, it fails to have the same impact. [Franklinstein] decided that swapping out the clown for an alternative payload would deliver the fright he was after. Inside the toy, an Arduino Nano runs the show. It’s paired with an airhorn, installed in
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This project was a special gift to my son Eyal, for the birth of his younger brother Itamar. It basically lets you play four games: Simon game Reaction time game Free play (baby-mode) Music mode – plays the Super Mario brothers, by Reyboz (Thanks!) The hardware was heavily influenced by the AWESOME LenkaDesign instructable The code except
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Authors: Jackelyn Garcia- JGarcia8710@csum.edu Hector Villalobos- HVillalobos7936@csum.edu Allan Hambly- AHambly1472@csum.edu (For more questions contact us at our emails above) Here is the YouTube video for our project: Acknowledgements: California Maritime Academy (ET Department) Professor Chang-Siu Erin Cole Gage Sturgeon Jack Whelan The Idea: The Simon Says Box is a combination between the game Simon and
This instructable was created in fulfillment of the project requirement of the Makecourse at the University of South Florida (www.makecourse.com) Supplies One (1) Arduino Uno One (1) Adafruit 16-Channel 12-bit PWM/Servo Driver – I2C interface – PCA9685 Two (2) MG995 Metal Gear Servo One (1) SG90 Servo One (1) MTS-101 2 Terminal 2 Position SPST
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Interested in making a useless box? Building this project was a really fun experience for me. Having very little prior knowledge about circuits, making this simple gadget was a great introduction to circuits for me. And, it’s really fun to play with once completed! This project is meant for beginners with little or no experience
This is a count down timer with some flair! This project was made as part of an assignment for an online engineering course. The purpose was to have a timer with a set time which would then prompt the user to some action. The timer is activated when the button is pressed, and the LCD
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