Difference between revisions of "Instructables Build Night/May 2013"

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If you come up with some sweet ideas for projects, throw them here so someone who needs some inspiration can see!

lasercut PCB using conductive paint on top of a backing of {cardstock,cardboard,acrylic,plywood}
silkscreen conductive paint onto a backing for making a PCB (ask MrWorld for silkscreen assistance?)
Giant theremin something like the drawdio but on hall wall
Foxhole Radio
Musical instruments/interfaces
- Could possibly use CapSense Arduino libraries
- Touch-based keyboard, x/y pad, drumset
Tiny paper/fabric robot with hand-drawn circuitry
Water + Paper clock
- Draw horizontal conductive lines on a piece of paper and place the bottom side of the paper in a container of water
- Place a probe in the water that is connected to the GND pin of an Arduino
- Connect the horizontal lines to pins on the Arduino
- As the water is absorbed into up into the paper, it will reach the lines and short them to GND
- Based on which pins are shorted to GND, you can tell what the water level is, and use that to determine the amount of time has passed
- Can display the time on computer via Serial or on an LCD/LED display
Experiment with running high current through different hand-drawn traces on paper or other materials (take safety precautions!)
Design a scantron-like system, where you can input data into a microcontroller using index cards and conductive markings

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 * Giant theremin something like the drawdio but on hall wall
 * Foxhole Radio
+* Musical instruments/interfaces
+** Could possibly use [http://playground.arduino.cc//Main/CapacitiveSensor CapSense Arduino libraries]
+** Touch-based keyboard, x/y pad, drumset
+* Tiny paper/fabric robot with hand-drawn circuitry
+* Water + Paper clock
+** Draw horizontal conductive lines on a piece of paper and place the bottom side of the paper in a container of water
+** Place a probe in the water that is connected to the GND pin of an Arduino
+** Connect the horizontal lines to pins on the Arduino
+** As the water is absorbed into up into the paper, it will reach the lines and short them to GND
+** Based on which pins are shorted to GND, you can tell what the water level is, and use that to determine the amount of time has passed
+** Can display the time on computer via Serial or on an LCD/LED display
+* Experiment with running high current through different hand-drawn traces on paper or other materials (take safety precautions!)
+* Design a scantron-like system, where you can input data into a microcontroller using index cards and conductive markings
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