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Gistein (Gistinho)

Gistein, a spooky Arduino & NodeMCU project playing scary songs remotely controlled with a web interface.Happy Halloween!

luiz-fernando-costaLuiz Fernando costa
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  • 2023 Halloween Contest on Hackaday

This project was created on 10/31/2023 and last updated a year ago.

Description

We would love to show you all our brand new project, nicknamed Gistinho, or Gistein (whichever you prefer).
The makeup of this spooky fellow consists of a few components that were found around our laboratory.A few different frameworks are integrated into our system, like Arduino and NodeMCU.
Gistinho can play songs and scary sounds (ahh). You can control him from a web page, where temperature and humidity values can also be seen. These sensors are located elsewhere, and communication is performed through MQTT using the NodeMCU framework.
For communication to the main Arduino, which is, effectively, Gistein’s brain, we use I²C. A few different commands can be sent, such as playing the next song.
This is Gistinho.We hope you enjoyed! Happy Halloween!

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IMG_20231030_232423147.jpg

Arduino , NodeMcu , Gistein Brain

JPEG Image - 2.62 MB - 10/31/2023 at 02:26

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web page

Portable Network Graphics (PNG) - 93.59 kB - 10/31/2023 at 02:20

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NodeMcu , sensors

JPEG Image - 2.72 MB - 10/31/2023 at 02:19

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schematic

Portable Network Graphics (PNG) - 169.23 kB - 10/31/2023 at 02:17

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Portable Network Graphics (PNG) - 637.12 kB - 10/31/2023 at 02:04

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  • 1 × Arduino Uno R2 Arduino
  • 1 × DFMini Player DFRobot
  • 1 × two speakers
  • 4 × NeoPixel LEDs by NeoPixel
  • 1 × PIR Sensor

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