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Spinning Wheel Display

Regenerative Braking Simulator

nicholas-stedmanNicholas Stedman
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This project was created on 01/25/2019 and last updated 6 years ago.

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Commissioned by Taylor Group/Globacore to design and build a Spinning Wheel Display to demo regenerative braking for KIA at the Auto Show. The wheel's speed is controlled by an accelerator and brake pedal taken from a driving simulator for gaming. The pedals are read by an Arduino, which also reports the speed to PC-based emulator of the KIA Soul dashboard. When the wheel is accelerating or held constant, the on-screen battery is drained. When the wheel is coasting, or the brake is applied the battery is charged.

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Dan Maloney wrote 01/25/2019 at 18:05 • point

These trade show demos always look like a blast to build. Same with interactive displays for museums. Nice work!

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Nicholas Stedman wrote 01/25/2019 at 20:07 • point

Thanks Dan. You know, they are a lot of fun because each one is quite different.

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Dan Maloney wrote 01/25/2019 at 21:36 • point

Looks like you've got a few demo installations listed on your YouTube channel. Is this your line of work? If so, interesting stuff.

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Nicholas Stedman wrote 01/27/2019 at 10:51 • point

Yes, it's one of the things I do. I also teach part time, and work on my own projects whenever I have a chance. Thanks for your interest!

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