Lets use an FPGA to Trigger the Uncanny Valley response for Halloween
A FireBeetle ESP32-C6, mmWave radar and a red LED turn a 3D-printed pumpkin into a motion-activated spooky Halloween decoration
A glowing pumpkin that spots visitors, hears their questions, describes what it sees and replies spookily, running models on Dragonwing NPU.
Tricking students into engineering by treating them to retro games
The Eye Pendant is a wearable electronic pendant with a small round display that shows an animated eye. The eye moves around the screen, loo
A 3D printable case for an Adafruit Monster Eye with an industrial flair!
Create a Halloween pumpkin decoration with a 3D printer.
DIY jump scare portrait from scratch using Raspberry Pi 3 B, Python and AtmosFX Videos unliving portraits.
A Monster in a Box Halloween prop is a box or crate that appears to be jailing a monster which is on the verge of escaping.
Trigger an mp3 effect when someone is passing by. Three different projects for three different levels of coding.
Build a SIMPLE text-able Halloween costume/sign in a couple of hours & ~$25 worth of electronics! NO soldering, NO advanced skills, NO Barb!
A 3-axis talking skull turned into an Alexa voice services device via AlexaPi software, Raspberry Pi, and some other tools.
What's scarier than a pair of Uncanny Eyes? Five pairs of Uncanny Eyes mounted on skulls and controllable to make everyone scream.
A glass block wall, each block fitted with a single neopixel and the whole screen driven by a Spark Core to create awesome Christmas images!
This project shows how you can bring the Wizarding of Harry Potter to reality with computer vision and machine learning!
I plan for something cheap and wonderful animatronic. Then I plan it for sorting hat with the resources around me.
ChatterPi turns audio volume levels (from either .wav files or a mic) into servo commands, e.g., to drive a talking skull prop.
Halloween is near, so grab your Arduino, make an EMF detector and play with it.
It contains animated souls inside. The soul is always moving, always trying to escape from the pendant.
A small compact outdoor motion-activated Halloween scare box with sound and optional light.
Experience the challenge and thrill of deactivating the system without breaking a laser beam. Built with Arduino, BLE, and DMX lighting.
A motion activated light and sound installation to scare the trick or treaters.
3D-printed mask with projection mapping built in. Literally change your face to anything you want.
This project details two Arduino powered animatronic Lego Minifigs that talk and move based off that Monster Hunters line.
