Arduino POV Project -- City Tech EMT2461 -- Fall 2013

Name: Arduino POV Project -- City Tech EMT2461 -- Fall 2013
Uploaded: 2014-03-28T04:01:06+00:00
Duration: 1 min 7 s
Channel: Richard Li
Description: This content was created by Richard Li. This content was uploaded by Richard Li. This is a YouTube video titled "Arduino POV Project -- City Tech EMT2461…

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This content was created by Richard Li. This content was uploaded by Richard Li. This is a YouTube video titled "Arduino POV Project -- City Tech EMT2461 -- Fall 2013" (recorded/created 2014-03-28) containing an English demo/presentation of a student Arduino persistence-of-vision project. Two speakers (labeled SPEAKER A and SPEAKER B) describe and demonstrate a device with six RGB LEDs and an IR sensor: the IR sensor turns the lights off when a hand is placed over it, and when spun the LEDs create a POV display that shows the letters "emt"; the presenter notes it can be programmed to display other text. The clip appears to be from a City Tech class/project demonstration.

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5, 6 LEDs. Six RGB LEDs, actually. And it's also hooked up to an IR sensor. So if you can see. If I put my hand in the IR sensor, the lights turn off. I remove my hand, it comes back off. Yeah, you can turn it off. When it spins, you're gonna see it. You're gon see the POV saying the letters emt. Excuse me one second. Spin it backwards. Don't worry, I get that fixed. No, even you. So now spin that right. And now, you see, it says the words emt. Oh, there you go. Gotta hold it down. Yeah, but you can see it's an emt. I can program it to say other things. For city tag, acupuncture to show the letters.