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Tom & Jerry

Abstract

The idea is to relive the childhood days using this game. The mouse will run inside the maze. The maze will be displayed on the RGB matrix. The route for the mouse will be selected from the pre-defined path at initial state in runtime. The cat (player) will chase this mouse by tilting the board left and right. The cat motion will be deliberated in the forward direction. We are using the SoC accelerometer in SJ2 board for sensing the motion. The cat must catch the mouse before mouse reaches its destination hole. If cat get attracted to drink milk (this is an obstacle), then it must halt for some time, and this will waste it’s time for a while at the same place. The mouse will start running first and then after a delay, the cat will start its motion. The score will be displayed on the LCD which is optional display.

Objectives & Introduction

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Team Members & Responsibilities

• Sarika Natu
  • Git Repository
  • MP3 Decoder Driver

• Shivani Pradeep Tambatkar
  • Wiki Page Updates.
  • Accelerometer Driver
  • PCB and Hardware Design
  • Integrating Accelerometer and RGB Matrix
  • Maze Design
  • Game Logic and testing
  • Packaging and Component Assembling

• Soumya Sahu
  • RGB Matrix Interface and Design of base matrix code.
  • Maze Design
  • PCB Design Verification
  • Finance Manager
  • Bill of Material
  • Game Logic and testing

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Schedule

Bills of Materials

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

1. LED MATRIX:

The OE pin when low, it switches off the LEDs before transition to next row) and LAT (when high) it latches the output pin with current row value). Before transitioning new row value it is important to follow the above instructions, otherwise you will see ghosting effect in the LEDs.

Conclusion

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Project Video

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Project Source Code

• GitLab Repository

References

Acknowledgement

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References Used

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Appendix

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