Johan Gelinder has this week published details of a new interactive Raspberry Pi powered game he has created called Wobble, which takes the form of a musical toy that “plays its environment”.
Check out the video below to learn more about this Pi musical toy that has been built using a Raspberry Pi 2 model B mini PC together with a couple of ultrasonic sensors that have been used to detect distances.
Wobble was created as part of a Final Project for a 2nd year Creative Project, its creator explains more about its inspiration and design :
Wobble is a interactive music toy that plays its environment. The shell is all 3D printed and the sound is being generated in C++ which is running on a Raspberry Pi 2 inside the device. There are 2 ultrasonic sensors that detect distances from objects around it. One sensor is playing the melody and the sensor on the top is creating a frequency modulator which modulate the frequencies created by the first sensor. The last sensor is a light sensor on the top which takes readings of the light in the environment and depending on the light in the room, the sound will change.
If you enjoy building Pi projects you might be interested in our comprehensive list of Raspberry Pi displays, HATS and small screens.
Source: Wobble : Adafruit
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