Introduction This ECE 476 Final project is an interactive soccer video game designed and built by Cornell students and soccer enthusiasts Ozan Mutluer and Erinc Tokluoglu. The game focuses on a penalty kick where the user is to enter the direction of the shoot by a keypad and the power and inclination of the shoot […]
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Introduction This project is a bicycle computer that includes velocity monitoring, calorie computation, an audio/visual alarm, and a wireless remote. Bicycles are great for transportation as well as exercise. Unfortunately, many bicycles across campus and around the world are stolen everyday. We designed a computer that would deter someone from stealing the bicycle while also
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Our project is creating a miniature golf game, complete with a putter and golf ball to simulate a real putting stroke. We chose to construct a mini golf game because not only is it interesting, but it has a large balance of computer programming as well as hardware design. Looking from the highest level, the
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Introduction Short Summary This project allows a Wonderswan developer to upload 64 kB of code/data and execute it on real Wonderswan handheld gaming hardware. Long Summary We started by opening up one of our Wonderswan cartridges and identifying the various chips and circuitry found inside. We found the main ROM chip, and guessed that it
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Introduction Single sentence summary A programmable laser light show that allows the user to specify the pattern displayed via three motor speeds and the length of time that this pattern is held. Project Summary For this project, we designed a system to guide a laser beam through an array of three rotating mirrors and then
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