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What they did create was a really gorgeous device that you can see the line following robot would take orders then drive the track to the dispenser where it would use a servo to actuate an amount of either of 3 beverages, before driving back to the patron.

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Moheeb, Ben and Rob also went for a beverage deliver system! Our hackers do love create in life and are enjoying life in their own way 🙂 Though more ambitious than Team 5, they didn’t finish full functionality in time. In the end their Sim card crapped out and they had to switch to a simpler line follower implementation to make the deadline. Hey! When you text a message to this bar bot, it will deliver a delicious beverage to Jerry, Jake, and Bowtie went for a bar bot that could deliver a delicious beverage via a text message using the Seeed GSM shield. Who theme including the awesome papercraft K-9 done in lasercut plastic! So come on guys, you can make it! Sadly they found incompatibilities with the Arduino servo library and the Shieldbot and were unable to overcome these. 8 lights would align the bot which would drive to whichever location required pen output and a servo would drop the pen. Team four came very close to a desktop x,y plotter system. The wheels of the shield bot draw the paper in past the reflectance sensors and the music plays! Really cool! You draw out your tune on paper and insert into the machine. During the Friday night break they devised a 31 bit language of music. They hope to implement a risk dial, which when advanced would deposit more money per play, but also more poop per loss.Īly, Aaron, and Jose built Pew Pew, a modern music box. The Rich bot / Shit bot would sense your hand and completely randomly choose to deposit an amount of chicken poop or money. You want to get more right answers than your opponent so the bot drives towards their goal! What is really amazing? The cost is free, for all the materials they prepared are waste in labs, so really environment friendly! And it completes with Braille so even the sight impaired could play it as well! 🙂 The shield bot then drives forward and uses the sensors to see if you’ve marked correctly. Maybe they have created a new game: Simon! When the bot plays out a tune with lights, you can use the laser cut puck to mark the tones on the whiteboard. George, Kevin, and Rob created a wonderful designed bot.

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Extra credit for the free linear rails made out of laser cut scrap and cellophane tape! Upon the hour mark the bot drives forward and advances the linear slide to indicate hours.

Team 1 has brought us a really amazing working clock! The wheels turn one forward and one reverse, spinning the reflectance sensors around the wheel indicating the minutes. As is a hackathon, we definitely want to see something out of box, so let’s run to see this inspiration feat!! They can make full use of all the hackerspace as they want, and bring whatever hardwear to the Lab. Ten teams of hackers gathered together to compete, some are veteran while some are newbie, of course they respectively have special skills in 3D printing, laser welding, sewing, to just name a few.

The #hackPHX Arduino hackathon was held at HeatSync Labs, the Phoenix area hackerspace in March 2nd.