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Any savvy entrepreneur is appreciative when a customer exhibits their brand and a customer is astute in this modern social media age, to accompany brand with their original content for potential exposure. That said, we have created a HackADay three-dimensional logo for Trimble Sketchup (formerly Google Sketchup) that may be implemented in to your three-dimensional printed project.
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=672b356f-c8b4-4864-853e-a874c3ddc7e1
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=672b356f-c8b4-4864-853e-a874c3ddc7e1
The metropolitan in it's natural habitat; unaware, oblivious, purposefully deafened and subsequent prey. To increase perception thus safety, we wed an Arduino Nano and ultrasonic sensor to regulate volume to proximity to some one (thing) behind you; easily deactivated per environment (in-line slide switch) and rechargeable (3XCR2032). Beyond this proof of concept, intention for apparel or accessory (i.e. purse strap, back pack) embedding is ideal.
(Disclaimer) TVMiller is NOT a metro-any-damn-thing!
This prototype of a prototype is a mono-version. A stereo version would merely require dual channels (pots). Aptly, imagine if you will, you plug your head phones in to your purse strap which is embedded with a Metrophone with bluetooth that streams to your smart phone...or or or you could PAY ATTENTION! Sorry not sorry.
Arduino Sketch McSketcherson
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(Disclaimer) TVMiller is NOT a metro-any-damn-thing!
This prototype of a prototype is a mono-version. A stereo version would merely require dual channels (pots). Aptly, imagine if you will, you plug your head phones in to your purse strap which is embedded with a Metrophone with bluetooth that streams to your smart phone...or or or you could PAY ATTENTION! Sorry not sorry.
Arduino Sketch McSketcherson
// MetroPhones
// TVMiller
#include <SPI.h>
// Chip Select Pin
int csp = 10;
// Sensor Values
long dur, dis;
// Echo Pin
int echo = 4;
// Trigger Pin
int trig = 5;
// Position
int pos = 0;
// Centimeters
// Minimum Distance
int mindis = 0;
// Maximum Distance
int maxdis = 90; // 2.6FT
void setup() {
// Pot Com
SPI.begin();
pinMode(csp, OUTPUT);
// Set Chip Select LOW
digitalWrite(csp, LOW);
// Testing
Serial.begin (9600);
// Sensor Pins
pinMode(trig, OUTPUT);
pinMode(echo, INPUT);
}
void loop() {
// Poll Sensor
digitalWrite(trig, HIGH);
delay(10);
digitalWrite(trig, LOW);
dur = pulseIn(echo, HIGH);
// Convert to Centimeters
dis = dur / 58.2;
if (dis < maxdis) {
// Convert Distance to Pot (256 Steps)
pos = map(dis, mindis, maxdis, 0, 255);
// Alert Chip
SPI.transfer(0);
// Adjust Volume
SPI.transfer(pos);
} else if (dis > maxdis) {
pos = 255;
SPI.transfer(0);
SPI.transfer(pos);
}
// Testing
Serial.print(dis);
Serial.print(" ");
Serial.println(pos);
delay(100);
}
Archive
HackADay.io - MetroPhones
Arduino - Arduino Metrophones Will Help Keep You and Your Bag Safe
HackADay - Ears on the Back of Your Head
@AtmelMakes - These Arduino MetroPhones Got Your Back
Add the HackADay Skull and Wrenches logo to your project...
https://hackaday.io/project/11709-hackaday-sketchup-logo