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MoonCampaign by Ethan (11 years)
My name is Ethan Savelsberg, and I like to code and play random games. I also really enjoy working with microcontrollers and building cool projects. Today, I want to share my project with you. I made this circuit to help people who cannot see very well. It is designed to be a cheaper alternative to a walking stick, costing around $8 to $10. Even though it is simple, it still works well and shows how technology can help people. I made this project because I want to create things that make a difference.
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Hi everyone, my name is Ethan Slesber, and today I’m excited to share my show and tell project with you. I really like coding and playing random games, and I especially enjoy working with microcontrollers because I love building things that can help people.For this project, I created a device designed to help people who cannot see very well. I wanted to make something that could assist them in moving around more safely. Usually, people use a walking stick, but I thought it would be interesting to create a cheaper alternative that could still be helpful. My project costs only about $8 to $10 because I used simple and affordable parts instead of expensive ones.
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