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== Abstract == | == Abstract == | ||
| − | + | Real-time adaptation of computer games can content the users’ abilities, skills and also | |
| + | enhance the players' engagement and immersion. In this project, we intend to design a car racing | ||
| + | game model where multiple tasks are running in FreeRTOS. In order to design a successful car | ||
| + | racing game, understanding the user's potential and converting the same in terms of a software | ||
| + | code where multiple tasks are running simultaneously is a very crucial part. In this car racing | ||
| + | game, we will be using an LCD display, and two SJOne boards- User board and Master board. | ||
| + | The User board will send the onboard accelerometer values to the Master board via Bluetooth. | ||
| + | The Master board will be connected to the LCD display through LCD Programming Adapter | ||
| + | using UART. The LCD display will simulate a car running on the road, capable of moving left or | ||
| + | right depending upon the accelerometer values from the User board. During the game, the car | ||
| + | has to avoid the obstacles coming in its path by moving left or right. The user will be awarded | ||
| + | points for each obstacle it avoids. The game is over if the car hits the obstacle. | ||
== Objectives & Introduction == | == Objectives & Introduction == | ||
Revision as of 18:29, 17 April 2018
Contents
Grading Criteria
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- Code Quality
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- Software Block Diagrams
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- Schematic Quality
- Quality of technical challenges and solutions adopted.
Project Title
Abstract
Real-time adaptation of computer games can content the users’ abilities, skills and also enhance the players' engagement and immersion. In this project, we intend to design a car racing game model where multiple tasks are running in FreeRTOS. In order to design a successful car racing game, understanding the user's potential and converting the same in terms of a software code where multiple tasks are running simultaneously is a very crucial part. In this car racing game, we will be using an LCD display, and two SJOne boards- User board and Master board. The User board will send the onboard accelerometer values to the Master board via Bluetooth. The Master board will be connected to the LCD display through LCD Programming Adapter using UART. The LCD display will simulate a car running on the road, capable of moving left or right depending upon the accelerometer values from the User board. During the game, the car has to avoid the obstacles coming in its path by moving left or right. The user will be awarded points for each obstacle it avoids. The game is over if the car hits the obstacle.
Objectives & Introduction
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Team Members & Responsibilities
- Hemant
- Rahul Devaragudde Gopala
- Raj Visharia
- Sneha Shahi
- Supra
Schedule
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| Week# | Date | Task | Actual |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10/8 | Task list | Completed? Problems Encountered? |
Parts List & Cost
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Design & Implementation
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Hardware Design
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Hardware Interface
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Software Design
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Project Source Code
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