S18: Traffic Menace Video Game

Project Title

RGB LED Traffic Menace Video Game

Abstract

The project focuses on developing a game on a 64*64 RGB LED . The game is all about controlling a car on a road having traffic. The Led would be displaying a user controlled car and road with many different cars on it. All the user needs to do is tilt the LED screen to avoid traffic and safely drive the car. An accelerometer is used to detect the tilt of the LED screen and move the car accordingly. As the number of level increases the car speed would increase.

Objectives & Introduction

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Team Members & Responsibilities

Danny Santoso
Dheemanth Bangalore Vishwanatha
Monica Paramanand
Pratap Kishore Desai
Pratap Ramachandran

Schedule

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Week#	Date	Task Planned	Actual Work	Description
1	4/10/18	Project Job Discussion/Parts List	Project Division Discussion/Project Scope	Completed
2	4/17/18	WikiPage Creation/Project Progression/Parts Ordered	WikiPage	In-Progress
3	4/24/18	Task list	Completed? Problems Encountered?
4	5/1/18	Task list	Completed? Problems Encountered?
5	5/8/18	Task list	Completed? Problems Encountered?

Parts List & Cost

Part Name	Qty	Comments
SJone Board	1	LED controller
LEDs strips	3-4	REG LED's
PCB	1	One for SJone Board

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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PWM - LED's
SERCOM - IoT (Rasberry Pi)
Sound Filter - Digital Filter (noise)
LED algorithm- light change

Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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Conclusion

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Project Source Code

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References

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References Used

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Appendix

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