LED_&_Distance_sensor(ToF)
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Oh wow, that looks so awesome!
Do you have the Cube inside the hat (is it a mokorotlo?) with the distance sensor pointing downwards?
You could do the Rainbow/Disco lights project with this longer LED strip too for some next level party-hat effects 😆
Very cool my man!
Lol😄😄, yes John, I did stuff the cube and the sensor inside the hat, thanks for exposing my minor secret.🙄😂
D’oh! Didn’t realize it was a secret. Spoiled the big reveal! 🙊🙊🙊
Consider this as a prototype, the “Disco” party shall begin on my final product.😎 👑
Also: I love how that stuffed animal features in all your vids … 🐨
Well, you gonna be seeing a lot of him😊, his my partner in Code🐻💪
I feel like its DECEMBER already
Hahaha😄😄😄
nice one.
yeah but on a serious note the lights got a bling😁
I really want to start selling led hats bro, but I don’t know where to purchase small and affordable Tof sensors 🤔
Does it need to be a ToF sensor, or could something even as cheap, easy, and as simple as a switch work? I’m thinking you could hook the mini Cube up to the light strip and power it off a normal cellphone battery backup (you know, one of those 18650 batteries inside a little rectangular plastic case with the USB connector on one end). You’d lose the funky on/off effect when the hat gets put on, but it may be a cheaper, simpler and more reliable solution to just have a switch?
You could also program the clickable button of the mini-Cube to rotate through different lighting effects each time you press it; or hook into the accelerometer to have the lights do different things as the person’s head moves ✨😎
My idea makes more sense now dat I got this info 🤔, big ups John.👌
awesome
ohh woww