RFID Controlled Squeezebox (Arduino based)
Uploader Comments (nicpottier)
All Comments (10)
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Wow, awesome usability.
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@nicpottier did you ever post a how to for this mod? what streamer unit is that, which you used ??
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@nicpottier I know it's been a while, but it would be really cool if you posted a tutorial or instructable on how you made it, unless it has already been done?
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@nicpottier I know it's been a while, but it would be really cool if you posted a tutorial or instructable on how you made it, unless it has already been done?
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It's cool, but you can't produce it using Arduinos... cost is too high.
Now re-implement that on a PIC18 + ENJ28J60 + PCB antenna and it will all cost you maybe less than 50 USD in small quantitys.
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nicpottier - that would be nice, if you can publish that :) I WANT ONE OF THOSE
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Damnnn that's cool. haha Very cool video. You should most definitely make more in the future. haha This is too interesting!
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RFID is bad.............
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You make my Simon game look like... well... a toy. Very nice work. This screams industrial design, even though there really wasn't much "designing" to it (apart from the use of the coasters which is pretty ingenious). I could see this being part of a high end, sleek stereo that yuppies would eat up. Excellent job.
Yep, certainly could be cheaper, though it isn't really the Arduino that makes it expensive but rather the RFID module. If you had a cheaper solution for that you'd save yourself half the cost.
nicpottier 2 years ago
OMG. Awesome idea! I feel a hack-a-day link coming on.
bityard 3 years ago
Thanks, if there's interest I can publish an instructable for how I did it. Had a few struggles getting it all working, but now that the bugs are worked it it would be really easy to reproduce.
nicpottier 3 years ago