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Mr RB · 31st October 2009, 12:46 PM

Hi, here's my Halloween project. It's a talking skull dice made using a TalkBotBrain talking PIC controller.

The random number for the dice "roll" is generated using the 16bit psuedo random RNG from Microchip's AN544.

After pressing the skull, the TalkBot speaks the dice number (1-6) then plays 1 of 6 scary movie sounds, then speaks the number again.

The skull eyes light up when speaking, also after speaking the eyes flash the dice "roll" for 2 minutes (to avoid arguments!) before it goes into low power mode again.

You can see more about the project here;
TalkBotBrain.com Source Files

BrownOut · 31st October 2009, 05:37 PM

Awesome! Proves my point, Halloween is a hacker's holiday.

birdman0_o · 31st October 2009, 06:03 PM

Do you have a video of it working

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31st October 2009, 12:46 PM	#1
Mr RB	TalkBot - Talking Skull Dice Hi, here's my Halloween project. It's a talking skull dice made using a TalkBotBrain talking PIC controller. The random number for the dice "roll" is generated using the 16bit psuedo random RNG from Microchip's AN544. After pressing the skull, the TalkBot speaks the dice number (1-6) then plays 1 of 6 scary movie sounds, then speaks the number again. The skull eyes light up when speaking, also after speaking the eyes flash the dice "roll" for 2 minutes (to avoid arguments!) before it goes into low power mode again. You can see more about the project here; TalkBotBrain.com Source Files

31st October 2009, 05:37 PM	#2
BrownOut	Awesome! Proves my point, Halloween is a hacker's holiday. __________________ You don't need a quadraphonic Blaupunkt -- you need a curve ball.

31st October 2009, 06:03 PM	#3
birdman0_o	Do you have a video of it working __________________ Mike My website: www.ElectroBird.net