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| − | Team members: [[user:Mossac|Tyler Thenell, Aidan Moss]]
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| − | == Grading Template ==
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| − | I'm using the following template to grade. Each slot is 10 points.
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| − | 0 = Missing, 5=OK, 10=Wow!
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| − | <pre style="color:red">
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| − | 09 Executive Summary
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| − | 09 Packaging
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| − | 09 Installation Instructions
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| − | 09 User Instructions
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| − | 09 Highlights
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| − | 09 Theory of Operation
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| − | 09 Work Breakdown
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| − | 09 Future Work/Conclusions
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| − | 09 Hackster.io
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| − | 09 Demo/Poster
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| − | 00 Not Late
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| − | Score: 90/100
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| − | </pre>
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| − | == Executive Summary ==
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| − | Picture that summarizes the project.
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| − | [[File:DIT-Infinity-Mirrors.jpg|800px]]
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| − | https://www.twowaymirrors.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/DIY-Infinity-Mirrors.jpg
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| − | Using the Beagle Bone we are bouncing and changing the brightness and color of a LED strip that is also attached to the Bone. We are then encasing this system in a physical system of mirrors to create a optical illusion that makes it appear the moving lights go on forever.
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| − | We are very early on in this project still, as we are still gathering the physical parts needed to construct it. We have found a dedicated library for the LED strips
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| − | == Packaging ==
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| − | 8 sections of plexiglass, 5m strip of LEDS, adhesive
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| − | == Installation Instructions ==
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| − | Run "git clone https://github.com/mossac/InfMirror.git" in your command line to import the software needed to run the project
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| − | == User Instructions ==
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| − | Simply run "python3 main.py" in the directory you downloaded to run the program.
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| − | == Highlights ==
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| − | == Theory of Operation ==
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| − | == Work Breakdown ==
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| − | Tyler:
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| − | Hardware assembly - Nov 12th
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| − | Circuit analysis on the system - TBD
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| − | Aidan:
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| − | LED library integration - Nov 5th
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| − | == Future Work ==
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| − | Add a microphone input to the system to change the leds based off music played around it.
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| − | == Conclusions ==
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| − | Fun project that we will be using later on as a totem at music festivals or just as a cool decoration item to use in our rooms.
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| − | Has its own unique challenges but its also very expandable as you could add control from your phone, or a microphone input or sever different types of light shows.
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