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ToneMatrix Touch Sequencer Using Atmega644

ToneMatrix Touch by Jane Park, Michael Chin We can be reached at {jp624 | msc247} at cornell dot edu. —a touch-based, interactive matrix that plays music corresponding to active grids and displays playback state using LEDs Introduction The ToneMatrix Touch (TMT, aka Teenage Mutant Turtle) is a touch-based music-synthesis device based on an ATmega644 microcontroller.

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Automated grapefruit segmenter Using Atmega644

Part I. High Level Design 1 Rationale and Problem Overview As regular grapefruit consumers, both of us could appreciate the value in automating the cutting procedure. We saw the problem as suitable for a final project because it is [very] challenging while requiring a combination of software, analog electrical hardware, and physical components. The device has

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Motion Sensing PowerPoint Controller Using Atmega644

Introduction For our Final Project in ECE 4760, we built a controller that interfaces with a computer running a PowerPoint display through USB. The device can control slide transitions based on hand motions or button presses as well as play MP3 files when it detects people near the display. We chose to do this project

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XBee RF Smart Energy Compliant Power Meter Using Atmega644

Motivation >A breaker-level power metering device for measuring energy on 4 different circuit lines and wirelessly outputting that energy data onto Google PowerMeter. Useful Links Google PowerMeter Smart Energy Alliance DOE – SmartGrid Energy Efficient Products Similar Projects Zigbee Wireless Relay Control & Power Monitoring PowerBox: The Safe AC Power Meter edcheung.com – Power Line

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Hand controller for Parrot AR Drone Quadricopter Using Atmega644

Introduction Our project is a novel hand held controller in which we use an accelerometer to wirelessly control the motion of a Parrot AR Drone Quadricopter. Rationale: The main idea of our project was building a cool glove controller for a flying platform, a quadrotor in this case, which would give the user a different

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