@mathias0:50days: Day 2/50
I've added a button on aseprite-bin to build a specific version of Aseprite
@zakkbob0Found the tags :yay:
They're here if anyone's interested: github.com/hackclub/scrapbook/blob/main/apps/slack-bot/src/lib/emojiKeywords.js
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โฝ๐ฆโ๏ธโ๏ธ๐ฆ๐จ๐๐ค๐โ๏ธ๐๐๐๐๏ธ๐๐๐โ๏ธ@iUnstable00Day 3:
I procrastinated on the neighborhood project again ๐
Yesterday was pretty packed tho. I did more research into Meshtastic nodes and decided to go with Femtofox! Their hardware looks solid, but sadly theyโve got this proprietary โProโ edition that has extra features compared to the open-source one. Tbh I wouldnโt mind supporting them and paying for the hardware, but theyโre out of stock ๐ญ The difference isnโt that huge though, so Iโll probably just roll with the free version and pay for PCB manufacturing myself.
I also got an automatic water dispenser for my cat recently, and itโs really annoying. It allows only a maximum of one water refill every 6 hours (drains the old water and pumps in fresh), but the waste bin fills up in just 2 days... For something thatโs supposed to be convenient, itโs kina not ๐
My first idea was to just manually power it on, press the โrefreshโ touch button, and turn it back off. But that defeats the entire point, it would honestly be faster to just dump out a normal water bowl and refill it by hand.. So I cracked the device open, soldered a wire to the capacitive pad that triggers the manual refill, and tested it by shorting to GND, and it worked! Now I just need to hook up a microcontroller to simulate that GND trigger, and maybe add a relay or transistor inline with the battery to control the whole thing automatically :-)
@anne0[making for #C07NUNPGEU8| and bin] initially spent time (~2 hours) making four 88 led matrixes in a chain display words using the raspberry pi pico by coding in micropython. changed to a single 88 led matrix because of bin requirements but you can still display whatever you want and the words in the order repeat indefinitely. will be adding complexity in the future as i read up further on hardware wokwi.com/projects/409701390916206593
@YeGao0I running out of ideas to do... I might do bin again once I get the parts. I been was thinking of doing more machine learning things however idk where to run the neural networks I used paperspace, kaggle, and google colab but ill cost money to go further. Anyways learn more java today
@YeGao0Bin project I think it day 10 or 11, anyways made the stepper motor controlled by the potentiometer with visual cue from bar graph๐@YeGao0I wonder why it so hard to fix the servo logic but today I build a bin project that turns the servo when humidity is lower then 40% with leds to display if it watering. As well as temperature to display on bargrapth.@YeGao0Bin project, learned about step motor@YeGao0almost forgot to post here today bin projects@YeGao0I don't understand how the rgb works I imma skip it for the now but here my bin project
@YeGao0I think it day 7 now but finished my 7th bin project, led bar is scuff tho@YeGao0Try to make a bedtime bin porject however something is broken and taking up all the reasource
@YeGao0Day 5 of bin, having difficulty with the RGB lights@YeGao0Day 4 of bin, wonder when they will reply it been a while. Anyways made a calculator today@YeGao0I finished my other bin project
A motion doorbell that detects if someone is at the door. If yes play buzzer, led to notify the house. Display how far they are from the door too.
โจ@vracto0I made a cool person/object detector with bin!@retrooperpersonal0Hey, I made a chatbot program for Bin. This project is already done, but there are some remaining changes to enhance the project that were made.
github.com/retrooper/binproject
@Rayan0Some weeks ago I made a push counter for an esp32 in order to receive it for the bin, then I discovered that the custom fee was โฌ23 and then I decided to buy an Arduino, so now I've had to make the old code for esp32, Arduino compatible, and so far is going great
github.com/Rayanlupo/push-up-counter-for-arduino
@anne0i built (/ am building) a micropad ! while this would be much simpler if i was working with arduino, i started this project with esp32 on wokwi as a part of the #C06R2QQT5M4| electronics project. unfortunately, while working with that microcontroller, it was announced that it was to be removed from the bin form since it was too expensive. i was forced to switch over to pi pico to salvage some of my work so here we are ! i'm designing the pcb so i can have it fabricated so i can work with an arduino (that i'll source myself) and make an actual funky macropad with latest functionalities. find my repo at github.com/arsoninstigator/macropad.pi-pico@JubilantMarmot0Assembled the PicoLock that I got from The Bin. Thanks Hack Club!
github.com/JubilantMarmot/HC-binassembly/tree/main
@Briyan0Made some bin projects for #C056AMWSFKJ|!! My fav one is my flippedy floppedy circuit which involves a shift register for the controlling of 8 leds for different blinking patterns!
@Kaspian0I just finished my first electronic project ever with bin.
I decided to make a stopwatch that also acts like an alarm, ideal for telling you when your arcade sessions ends ๐.
In future I plan to remake it a bit to use a different display but for now it's pretty functional.
It took me some time to learn how electronics work but later it all went smoother.
Github repo: github.com/KaspianDev/StopWatch-Bin
Showcase video:@RaghavSinha0I designed a circuit for bin to check on your plants do they don't die : D
github.com/Stupid-Creations/plant_thingy
@valeriuv0I'm working on an Intruder Detection System as part of The Bin event!
Check the project on wokwi: Wokwi Project
You can check out the code here: <https://github.com/Valeriucoding/esp32-project|GitHub Repository >
@NinaDong0Made my first hardware project for the bin. I'm inexperienced but really happy (with some hiccups) with how it turned out. There's 3 sliders to change the light for red, green, and blue and there is a screen thingy that displays the current color.
wokwi.com/projects/406986996526363649