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Blood Bowl miniature on capacitive sensing board
blinky465
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Using a converted Blood Bowl miniature as an electrically conductive playing piece for use with a capacitive sensing game board
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Picking up and tracking playing pieces
blinky465
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This is a little metal disc (actually a coin-cell battery).
As it's picked up and put down, the LEDs flash to say which square has just received the disc. Or rather, which...
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Sensing playing pieces
blinky465
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Place a coin over a pad and use capacitive sensing to detect it's presence, through a sheet of cardboard. The coin is only detected when either touched by a finger OR elect...
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Capacitive touch sensing board
blinky465
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This video was a proof-of-concept idea for an electronic board game. I've already made a prototype board game that uses contacts to detect the presence of a piece on a squa...
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Brighton street performers
blinky465
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In the middle of a high street, two guys bring a carnival atmosphere to a wet, dreary February afternoon. Maybe the guy on the right was busking to afford his own kit.
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PIC18F4550 with serial character LCD and Flash eeprom
blinky465
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This is part of a larger project, for an electronic Blood Bowl board. Testing a number of ideas in one project - converting a parallel interface LCD into a serial interface...
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Multiple light-controller for toy cars
blinky465
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Following on from the earlier videos, here's the latest version of the lights controller. It now simultaneously handles
a) two sets of traffic lights
b) two servos (barrie...
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Multi-device PIC controller for toy cars
blinky465
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Jason's little brother loves toy cars. So he's making him some lights as an Xmas present. Here, using a single timer, a few state machines and a couple of counters, he's co...
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PIC18F4550 traffic lights
blinky465
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Using Timer0 to create a 1ms interrupt, this is the start of a multi-device controller board, based on a PIC18F4550. Here are two sets of traffic lights, controlled by two ...
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Introducing the MicroGuitar
blinky465
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An introduction to MicroBand - a range of miniature playable instruments - and in particular the MicroGuitar. Create your own music and share songs online. Jam online, crea...
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