Code changes were made to reflect the way the pins were soldered during the physical construction of the device. The next project will be a new model of this device which would operate similar to a project called "Bottlenose" by Grindhouse Wetware. The premise for Bottlenose was a distance sensor which gave feedback via an electromagnet that could vibrate a magnetic implant. Code for the electromagnet was added but will remain inactive unless pin 5 is held LOW. In this way the same code can be used for either device and updates will not have to be made in two places.
A schematic was sketched showing the necessary pins for the project. None of the parts for the future electromagnet were shown on this schematic. Pin 5 will be held HIGH by the program so by leaving the pin unpopulated the device will operate with a servo by default.
Files for Self Contained Haptic Distance Sensor:
To do:
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Arduino code
A schematic was sketched showing the necessary pins for the project. None of the parts for the future electromagnet were shown on this schematic. Pin 5 will be held HIGH by the program so by leaving the pin unpopulated the device will operate with a servo by default.
Self contained haptic distance sensor schematic
Files for Self Contained Haptic Distance Sensor:
- Arduino code
- STL model for enclosure
- The OpenSCAD files below are not necessary unless you want to change something
- OpenSCAD code. Download all files below
- Enclosure. Open this one
- Distance sensor footprint Support file
- Screw wing Support file
- Servo Horn Base Support file
- S symbol Optional
To do:
- Design way for servo cam to push on user without rubbing
Change program to reflect soldered pinsDraw electrical schematic- Add data pins for programming
- Refine design
- Print new design
- Test device
- Take rotating photo of device
- Write instructions
- Propose project for TCP for workshop
The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
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2015-03-24 (Tu)
2015-03-24 (Tu)
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