I start my new job today!
Enough background.
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One of the big problems with the previous attempt at laser tag was creating a suitable vest. It had to be versatile enough to fit anyone, easy to wear, and comfortable. These could all be found on expensive tactical vests. After a lot of meditation and consideration a backpack was decided upon but the envelope would be cut away leaving only the padded back material and straps. The components would be arranged on a stiff platform and a layer of polycarbonate suspended over it.
To do:
The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
Enough background.
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One of the big problems with the previous attempt at laser tag was creating a suitable vest. It had to be versatile enough to fit anyone, easy to wear, and comfortable. These could all be found on expensive tactical vests. After a lot of meditation and consideration a backpack was decided upon but the envelope would be cut away leaving only the padded back material and straps. The components would be arranged on a stiff platform and a layer of polycarbonate suspended over it.
Mock up of backpack
To do:
- Order necessary parts
- Build two working taggers
- Update team colors with NeoPixels
- Program for color screen
- Make instructions for all parts
Journal Page
The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
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2014-10-28 (Tu)
2014-10-28 (Tu)
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