Over the last week or two, the A290 students have been hard at work on Whack-A-Moles. We started with a basic one mole version. An LED represented the mole state, and there was a button you could use to whack it. Once they got this working, the assignment was to scale it up and come up with the most creative version of Whack-A-Mole that you could. Here is a sampling of some of the projects students have shared online.
Eric made a version that uses servos to represent the moles. See it in action here:
Anothy’s features a 5×5 grid of LED’s, complete with Wii Nunchuk control. He demos it here:
Anthony’s web site shows how he did it, and additional video showing how everything works in depth.
Brian also has a post describing his project, complete with code. Here’s a video.
That’s all for now, but I’ll post more projects as students share them.