Maria and Albert’s Laundry Pocket
Have you ever run out of quarters while doing your laundry? With our laundry pocket, a green light will tell you if you have enough quarters for your next load.
Have you ever run out of quarters while doing your laundry? With our laundry pocket, a green light will tell you if you have enough quarters for your next load.
by Judy Zheng Jia and Ilan Moyer Our concept is a hat which measures the wearer’s body temperature using a sensor held against their forehead and then displays the measurement with a color-changing antenna.
For this project, Crystal and I made a multimedia jigsaw puzzle. We used the PCB we made in class to control the interactivity between the conductive elements in our puzzle. There is 1 circuit with 2 paths: one for the light in the puzzle and one for the sound.
By Nicole and Heidi At the start, we decided that we wanted to build a prototype that uses pressure sensors to trigger some reaction. With this in mind, we designed a cell phone case that would alert the user to a missed call or text with LEDs. When the phone vibrates, the felt case dampers [...]
The concept for this project was to use a microcontroller with two outputs and two inputs to create a fun little game. We have a frog that is trying to catch the LED lit dragonfly. Each time the tongue of the frog is moved (by the user) to touch the lily pad right in front [...]
Due: Tuesday, March 8, 2011 See student fabric PCBs here For this assignment you will work in pairs to create an artifact that includes a fabric PCB. The artifact should include an ATtiny85 microcontroller, at least two outputs and at least one digital (switch) input. Projects from last year’s class can be found here. Teams [...]