Introduction: Voice Controlled Mushroom
This project is a mix of 3D printing and Arduino.
I hereby call this the Andromeda Kinoko
Step 1: Thingiverse
Start by going to thingiverse, here is my file, http://www.thingiverse.com/make:196257
Credit goes to Toshio Fuji for the kinoko design!!
Decide what colors you want your kinoko's, I chose to use my photo-chromatic PLA because I utilized UV led bulbs in the design.
Step 2: Breadboard
While your printer is working, all day, start making your breadboard.
Above is mine though I want to redo it and ensure all connectors are going into PWM outputs so that I can do more LED tricks like making them breathe.
I am using:
Arduino Uno
HC-05 bluetooth
USB to power at first
5 UV led bulbs
200 ohm resistor
Step 3: Portable
If able, utilize a 9v battery or 4 AA batteries to power your light around the house!
USB is only 5v, it is best to send 12v into arduino (so I am told)
Step 4: Bring It Together
Wire up your light and turn on your computer,..lets code!
I utilized a fellow Instructable member: ASCAS (thank you sir)
attached is the sketch to voice control your new kinoko (Japanese for mushroom) lamp!
The app I use to control the lamp is AMR_Voice easily found on app searches!
Have fun, let me know if you write some fun code for your kinoko!
Attachments
Step 5: Make It Officaial
For not much money I was able to get a perf. board and make my first PCB. Just like making a breadboard but you get to learn how to solder and make jumpers!
Participated in the
Full Spectrum Laser Contest 2016
Participated in the
Hack Your Day Contest
Participated in the
Digital Life 101 Challenge
Participated in the
Raspberry Pi Contest 2016