Difference between revisions of "S18: Hand gesture controlled multiplayer game"

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Project Title

Hand gesture controlled multiplayer game

Abstract

This project involves implementation of a wireless and hand-gesture controlled multiplayer ping pong (2D) game using the Adafruit's 16x32 RGB LED Matrix. It incorporates the on-board RF Nordic wireless transceiver for wireless communication and the on-board acceleration sensor to translate the hand movement into the slider movement on the display.

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Team Members & Responsibilities

Akil Khan
- Design and development of the RGB Led Matrix driver
- Game logic development
Abhilash Tuse
Omkar Kale
- Hand gesture control logic development using accelerometer
- Logic Development for communication between hand gesture control and LED Matrix display modules
Disha Patil
- Design of PCB using Eagle for Power Supply
- Hand gesture control logic development using accelerometer
Vishal Shrivastava

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Week#	Date	Task	Status	Actual Completion Date
1	10/04/2018	Research on project requirements. Order components and distribute project modules.	Completed Completed	10/04/2018 10/04/2018
2	17/04/2018	Developing logic for hand gesture control using accelerometer sensor. Power Supply circuit design using Multisim Write basic LED display driver to blink individual pixels and set of pixels. Establishing basic wireless communication between 2 SJOne boards.	Completed Completed	17/04/2018 18/04/2018
3	24/04/2018	LED display driver: Draw game objects such as player lines and ball over LED matrix. PCB design using Eagle. Establish communication between hand gesture and controller boards using wireless mesh module. Project report update on the wiki.	Completed Completed	24/04/2018 24/04/2018
4	01/05/2018	Game algorithm design and implementation. Soldering components and hardware testing on PCB Identify extra features/options to be provided in the game. Project report update on the wiki.
5	08/05/2018	Integrate modules and test gameplay. Control game options using switches. Project report update on the wiki.
6	15/05/2018	Final testing and bug fixes. Complete wiki report and final demo.

Parts List & Cost

Item#	Part	Manufacturer	Part number	Quantity	Cost($)
1	SJ One Board	Preet		3	240.00
2	Adafruit RGB LED Matrix	LED Matrix		1	35.00
3	Power Adapter	Power Supply		7.95
4	Power Bank 800mah	Aibocn		2	24
5	PCB Board
6	Hardware	Excess Solution	Barrel Jack, Jumper wires, Connectors.	5.00

Total Cost: 157.35$

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