In this instructable, we walk through how I made a “Cyclone” – type arcade game using an Arduino. This game also includes a reaction timer mode. Let’s get started! A list of things you will need: Arduino Uno LCD Screen MCP23017 serial port expander 2 pushbuttons LEDs of differing colors (I used 3mm and 5mm […]
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Hi makers, do you want to own a wordclock?There are a lot of nice instructions all over the web, but You’ve no access to a 3D printer and cnc machines to cut, laser or mill You don’t want to waste time and nerves fiddling with itsy-bitsy parts You don’t want to waste money, if there is
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INTRODUCTION Hi. I’ve built this little device for my HNC project back in the old days (2015). Because I like photography, and my task was to make something using microcontrollers. I’ve made this little device using Arduino UNO, as this was an ideal board for this job (and cheapest). There were quite a few similar
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Whether world trotting or just interested in knowing what time it is before making that late night call, a 5 zone world clock fits the bill. Since I got some extra TM1637 7 digit displays in my latest shipment, I decided to put together a clock for all occasions. I decided to use an Arduino
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This Instructable shows you how to build an 80s style digital “dali” clock with melting digits. I first came across this style of clock on the Apple Macintosh back when I was a kid in the 80s. This Instructable shows my attempt to recreate the clock using an Arduino and a high resolution color touch
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Note from the author: In an effort to get this ready in time for the safe and secure challenge, I have had to make a few compromises to my box, but that doesn’t mean you have to! I have left my original ambitions in the text, as inspiration for you to make the best Time
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Have you ever looked at the time, and then had to look again because it just didn’t register? This phenomenon seems more prevalent with phone timepieces, but it’s been known to happen with standard wall clocks, too. This latest offering in a stream of unusual clocks fashioned by [mircemk] solves that problem by forcing the viewer
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This reaction time game tests the time taken by two players to react, and declare the fastest one as a winner. To do this I am using external interrupts and pin change interrupts in atmega328p. It gives four chance to each play, time of each chance is summed up and then the player with minimum
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REQUIREMENT: WiFi Access with SSID and password if necessary So this Lazy Old Geek (LOG) has a couple of clocks in my bedroom. One of them loses time when the power is lost. The other is semi smart and automatically adjusts for Daylight Savings Time. Unfortunately, it does this using the old standard so I
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The controller will rotate your GoPro over a set angle for a set duration or will rotate you GoPro for a full rotation for a set duration. This project is based on the original instructable by Tyler Winegarner See instructable here and also from Mark Wheeler’s version of Tyler Winegarner’s instructable See Mark Wheeler’s instructable
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