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MoonCampaign by Sahas (10 years)
I created the Micro:bit Pet. I designed this project for people who want pets but might be allergic or too busy to care for one. My virtual pet responds to interactions: touching it makes it happy, shaking it surprises it, and waiting too long makes it sad or tired. The Micro:bit displays emotions using LEDs and plays sounds for each mood. By coding different timers and gestures, I made the pet interactive and lifelike. This project teaches how coding and electronics can create fun, accessible alternatives to real pets.
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I am presenting my Micro:bit Pet project. Many people want pets but cannot have them due to allergies or lack of time. I wanted to create a solution, so I coded a virtual pet that reacts to interactions and emotions.
The Micro:bit Pet responds in different ways: if you touch it, it becomes happy, displaying a joyful image and playing a cheerful sound. When you shake it, the pet shows a surprised face and giggles. However, if you leave it alone for a certain time, the pet reacts accordingly: at 20 seconds, it becomes sad and plays a sad sound; at 30 seconds, it appears tired with a different sound; and after 40 seconds, it shows a mysterious skull image. These timers make the pet feel more interactive and lifelike.
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