EvanAlmighty
Member Since: December 29, 2013
Country: United States
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Still hilarious
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Try openlog?
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They have nice vibration sensors on adafruit for very cheap. ~2 dollars each. vibration sensor
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good one!
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You guys do realize Adafruit has a board and a button cover just like this for about $10.
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Make sure you protected the data and the first LED with a resistor(330-550) and check Adafruits Neopixel guide cause these addressable LED’s are really picky ( cause that’s all they are really)
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I don' think theres a cap inside but it doesn’t hurt. FYI put a small resistor(330-550) between the first LED and the data pin or you’ll get this weird black cloud in your LED! (somehow it still works!)
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By the time you’ve added the text to speech chip it’s barely $10 cheaper than the Emic 2. It’s smaller, less robot like and has has lots of cool features. Check it out Emic 2
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I love the idea of integrating things we use everyday right into our clothes.
The DJ Hoodie: A lilypad mp3, with an accelerometer and some headphones. By monitoring the accelerometer it can determine what your doing. Each action triggers a different song or playlist (running, dancing, loitering etc.), simple audio controls with DIY fabric pads on the sleeves, and a one touch programmer so you can tweak actions on the fly.
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yeah it also works with the AVR programing cable.
No public wish lists :(