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.
This project details two Arduino powered animatronic Lego Minifigs that talk and move based off that Monster Hunters line.
3D-printed mask with projection mapping built in. Literally change your face to anything you want.
Talk to the FPGA spirits via electromagnetic forces this Halloween with a game board powered by a MiniZed running Python scripts.
A 3D printed Soldier: 76 mask, complete with blinking lights and a removable faceplate!
Moving and talking Raven Halloween prop that reacts to its environment.
Did you miss Darth Vader in the latest movie! Just hang this on your wall!
Use Pebble with ESP8266 to control my house's Christmas Light! Merry Christmas!
This is a GPS enabled audio player for a friend's new hilarious project where comedy meets tourism. This is a fake walkie-talkie.
The Wheel magically turns & dispenses the worst fates from all your favourite fairy tales. Complete with sound, lights and mythic automata.
A creepy display piece that aggressively twitches and moves in accordance with the light source.
This is a Halloween project that displays an animated pumpkin head in such a way that it looks like a ghostly figure.
Be the coolest house on the block for Halloween with the Candy Machine. Trick or treaters can pick from four different candies.
A new and improved robot to hand out candy.
The Pumpkin NotiFire is a delicious but questionable combination of a Glade aerosol air freshener, fire and text messages.
Graves the butler will use 3 Arduinos and an Echo Dot to follow you with his head and flap his jaw at you.
Over 100 awesomely spooky Halloween sounds activated remotely by your Amazon Echo Button
