reacXion (Interactive Electronic Art) Build Log Part 2: Rough Schematics

this is the second in a series of videos detailing the build process of a hobbyist electronics project that I'm calling reacXion. The project will make use of LED matrices, Speakers, and IR distance sensors to create a dynamic audiovisual experience.

Watch Part 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlBKS42RbuA

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[drizzt7706]

What are you going to be using to make the code for the arduino? I know that's a little further in the design process and possibly beyond the scopeof what you will show in depth on video, but as a fellow EET major I am curious. Also, I have a PICmicro that I send compiled hex to with flowcode, and was thinking of getting an arduino but didn't know if it was compatible with flowcode and/or PPPv3.

[sciguy14]

@drizzt7706 There is an arduino IDE specially for programming. It's a neat compact little program, that handles compiling and downloading for you.

[purepmr]

did you go to the E3 ?

[sciguy14]

@purepmr nope.

[D3mon5lay3r]

is this possible to make this on yenka? (a electronic program )

[sciguy14]

@D3mon5lay3r I've never used it before, but It may be possible if all the needed components are available.

[xcommando2]

Reminds me of a theramin.

[thelethalmoo]

sounds like a very cool therimin (however you spell it :P it docent seem to be in auto check)

[devan12100]

Great video, Jeremy!! I really wish David would make more...I'm sure he's busy :) thanks and keep them coming!!

[LauxHawk]

Very nice video Jeremy