How to make a remote-control sentient web-puppet by hacking Twitter, Google, Skype, Arduino and Processing!

by rosemarybeetle

Step 7: The full physical electronics systems inside the head

Eventually all the various parts of the head were put together inside the head...

Looking something like this...

Twitr_janus full electronics kit laid out

A new bone coloured base coat of paint was applied and the LED-illuminated warts were added...

With some extra texturising colour coats and with a stand added, eventually Twitr_janus was finished.

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Intro: How to make a remote-control sentient web-puppet by hacking Twitter, Google, Skype, Arduino and Processing!

Step 1: What you can get from this - the basic elements that make Twitr_janus work

Step 2: Using Processing to listen to the web for commands (with full code)

Step 3: Using Arduino to control physical actions based on the data received (with code)

Step 4: How Twitr_janus speaks using text-to-speech (in Processing)

Step 5: Designing the puppet head

Step 6: Giving Twitr_janus sight and hearing with a webcam eyeball

Step 7: The full physical electronics systems inside the head

Step 8: Possible ways to build on the concepts that Twitr_janus demonstrates

Step 9: More information, credits and links

Step 7: The full physical electronics systems inside the head

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