talking skull - Prop BOE microphone input
hello sports fans...
talking skull video here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dn371q99nz536wm/VID_20130924_091007.3gp
I borrowed some Scribbler S2 microphone code, specifically the LED Microphone monitor, and put this together...
It was my first attempt at using and trying to understand some existing assembly code... the sigma delta ADC conversion is interesting, and someday I might need to send audio in via a line in type connection
so that I might be able to have 2 or more skulls "talk" to each other., and run two or more jaw servos...
I used the "envelope" feature" of the S2 code
I thought I looked pretty hard for someone who had already done this, but I didn't see one....
I used the parallax serial terminal to debug...
I might know just enough to be dangerous now...
code is here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/c8ibvzmzray11ly/MicrophoneMonitor.spin
talking skull video here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dn371q99nz536wm/VID_20130924_091007.3gp
I borrowed some Scribbler S2 microphone code, specifically the LED Microphone monitor, and put this together...
It was my first attempt at using and trying to understand some existing assembly code... the sigma delta ADC conversion is interesting, and someday I might need to send audio in via a line in type connection
so that I might be able to have 2 or more skulls "talk" to each other., and run two or more jaw servos...
I used the "envelope" feature" of the S2 code
I thought I looked pretty hard for someone who had already done this, but I didn't see one....
I used the parallax serial terminal to debug...
I might know just enough to be dangerous now...
code is here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/c8ibvzmzray11ly/MicrophoneMonitor.spin
Comments
Now you just need to add some back lighting for the eyes.
So I figured somebody else might benefit from the effort...the dog is kinda afraid of it...
I’m trying to manipulate the S2 microphone and LED monitor for another purpose. So I'm trying to modify Phil's code: "Goertzel Speech Recognition Demo" for my S2 robot.
Where did you find the “Scribbler S2 microphone code” and the “ LED Microphone monitor” ?.
Any mechanical details maybe some photos from your talking skull would be very interesting!
Keep the great work!
Nikos
I found this in the 28136 "Robotics for Beginners" workshop...I had to download the S2 setup file, and run the installation for the S2.
S2.spin contained the whole control program, as well as unused sample code buried within the S2.spin file.
my construction technique is pretty lame, just a zip tie , a paperclip, and some duct tape.
a few pictures are here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ri7awx7046yecr1/84OGBrgzsd
another in action video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQgJ2CudZO8
Don't put yourself down. The project looks great; and it WORKS! It's a cool project. I've been meaning to do something like that myself. Thanks for sharing!