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The Image I Chose (❗️ It may be a little bit scary!!!) I chose this photo because I am a huge fan of the cartoon Doraemon, and it was the day when Halloween party was held at school. So instead of drawing regular Doraemon, which is popular but not that challenging. So I chose … Continue reading Recitation 5 : Do U Like Doraemon? | Horror Halloween Doraemon
Building “Arms Up KAWS!” Step 1 – Build the circuit It seems like a really complex circuit with a huge number of wires. But it did work for the first time I plugged it with the power! Which surprised me a lot. Step 2 – Build a cardboard mechanism My parter made most … Continue reading Recitation 4: Actuators and Mechanisms – Arms Up KAWS!
Wreck-it Ralph! – Ruiqi Liu – Gottfried Conceptual sketch Project Explanation (https://ss2.baidu.com/-vo3dSag_xI4khGko9WTAnF6hhy/baike/w=268;g=0/sign=560e0bea8001a18bf0eb1549a6146035/9825bc315c6034a883053547cc13495408237615.jpg) I guess the most difficult part would be building four buildings as the “mole”, and making them popping up and goes down, and I am not sure if the sensor could detect the hammer precisely every time the user hit the popped … Continue reading Wreck-it Ralph!
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A short video of myself doing step 4 and 5 int SENSOR_PIN = 2; int tiltVal; int prevTiltVal; int count; void setup() { pinMode(SENSOR_PIN, INPUT); // Set sensor pin as an INPUT pin Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { // read the state of the sensor tiltVal = digitalRead(SENSOR_PIN); // if the tilt sensor value changed, … Continue reading Recitation 3: Workout