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MoonCampaign by Yuvansh (8 years)
My project is called Shape Changer. I made it because I think shapes that can change into other shapes are really cool. In my project, pressing Button B changes the shape once, Button A changes it differently, and pressing both A and B makes it repeat four times. I enjoyed experimenting with the code to make the shapes transform. It was fun to see my idea come to life, and I hope others enjoy it as much as I do.
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Project Name: Shape Changer
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Arduino programming, sensor integration, conditional logic, product design, and more
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When I grow up, I want to be a scientist because I love creating and experimenting. My project is called Shape Changer, and it’s all about making shapes transform into other shapes. I chose this idea because I’ve always found changing shapes fascinating — it’s almost like magic, but made with coding.
When I started building Shape Changer, I wanted it to have different actions based on which button was pressed. I programmed Button B so that when pressed, the shape changes once in a particular way. Then I made Button A change it into a different shape. But my favorite feature is pressing both Button A and Button B together — this makes the shapes repeat their transformation four times in a row.
It was exciting to test and see the shapes transform just as I imagined. I had to experiment with timing and repetition until the transitions looked smooth and interesting. I also liked that I could mix creativity with logic while coding this project.
What I enjoyed most was seeing my idea go from something in my head to something I could actually show and interact with. It reminded me that even small projects can be fun and unique if you add your own twist. Shape Changer is simple, but it’s the kind of project that inspires me to make even bigger and more complex creations in the future. I hope everyone who sees it enjoys the transformations as much as I do.
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