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MoonCampaign by Samarth (9 years)
Hello everyone! My name is Samarth, and today I am going to present my distance-based song and lights project. My project uses an IR sensor, OLED display, LED ring, buzzer, and touch sensor. First, I enter the note capacity, such as 10 notes for my song. The IR sensor counts the notes when I wave my hand. The distance sensor measures how close my hand is and changes the LED colors and buzzer sounds. The OLED displays the distance and note count. The LED ring changes colors based on distance, while the buzzer makes different sounds. The touch sensor also controls an indicator LED. This project combines sensors, lights, sound, and coding.
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Hello everyone! My name is Samarth, and today I am excited to show you my project. I created a distance-based song and lights system using different sensors and electronic components. I wanted my project to combine lights, sounds, distance sensing, and hand movements into one interactive system.First, I enter the note capacity for my song. For example, if I want my song to have 10 notes, I enter 10 into the system. The program then starts and displays “System Ready.” The note count begins at zero, and the program keeps checking the sensors.
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