Programming was changed from the mirror/laser version to a servo/laser version. Both versions were made available online so anyone interested in code for the mirror/laser version can still be downloaded.
Code for the servo/laser version was debugged. Constraints, not the constrain() function, were implemented which keep the laser on a wall in front of the device rather than allowing it to dwell on the ceiling. For testing the base of the servo was clamped under the clip of a clipboard. Portable power was used and a video was made which showed the laser tracing on the wall while Isla (felis catus) seemed intrigued.
Arduino Code for servo/laser cat toy
OpenSCAD file for mirror/laser structure
To Do:
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Code for the servo/laser version was debugged. Constraints, not the constrain() function, were implemented which keep the laser on a wall in front of the device rather than allowing it to dwell on the ceiling. For testing the base of the servo was clamped under the clip of a clipboard. Portable power was used and a video was made which showed the laser tracing on the wall while Isla (felis catus) seemed intrigued.
Breadboarded version of servo/laser cat toy
Video with cat attention
Arduino Code for servo/laser cat toy
OpenSCAD file for mirror/laser structure
- Create Arduino shield and structure
- Build structure
- Write instructions
- Make a linkable parts list
- Draw schematic
The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
First time here?
Completed projects from year 1.
Completed projects from year 2.
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2015-07-12 (Su)
2015-07-12 (Su)
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