Nerf FBA_B8072 N-Strike Elite TerraScout

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While well-known Pi community member David Pride admits that Nerf guns hadn’t been invented when he was a youngster, his interest was sparked when he saw two tables full of Nerf gear at a car boot sale. “I started wondering whether you could operate the trigger mechanism with a servo – turns out you can!” Now that we had a data set for each face, we needed to make a training algorithm which we can feed into our recognizer algorithm. To do this, we made a script that searches the folder with all of the saved images. It cycles through the folder to open each image, converting it to grayscale if it is not already grayscale. Then it converts the image into a numpy array. The script looks at the file name to identify who was in the photo. We then confirm that there is a face in the frame and add it to the list of faces along with the person's UserID. OpenCV can use this data to train on by saving it as a .yml file. Facial Recognition - Recognizing Faces

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type options: "Arduino_bare", "Shield_v4", "Shield_v6", "Shield_v7", "Standalone_v3", "Standalone_v5", "Standalone_v7", "Standalone_v8" boolean invertInputs; // TRUE turns on internal pull-ups, use if closed switch connects arduino pin to ground attach diable plate momentary button to digital I/O pin 2 (low-active: when on, connects pin to GND) boolean useAmmoCounter = false; // if you want to use the shot counter / clip size feature, set this to true istp = - 30 # Change in tilt servo's PWM duration depends on # difference between current y position and centerxPosition = (100*(int(x100byte)-48)) + (10*(int(x010byte)-48)) + (int(x001byte)-48); // decode those message bytes into two 3-digit numbers elif ( not ( 3 in targets) and ( 3 in civilians) and x >cols_left[ 2] and x rows_up[ 0] and y

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Create a folder named "Processing" and copy the files provided with this step into it. Furthermore you will have to copy the files in the "copy these into processing root or system32" folder to your root system. Either unscrew the mechanism, or use pliers to place the wire underneath it, as shown in the third picture. Now all that is left to do is to secure the wires with hot glue, as shown in the fourth picture of this step. I simply connected the two wires; But you can also add a switch, to also enable firing by pulling the trigger. You don’t need to take the screws off which hold the barrel together unless you plan on painting the blaster. I originally wanted to use the base plate of the chair, but noticed that it was quite shabby. So after cutting off the cushion I replaced it with a 20x20x1.5 cm plywood plate, as shown in the pictures. invertInputs = true; // TRUE turns on internal pull-ups, use if closed switch connects arduino pin to ground

state = 0 elif ( not ( 1 in targets) and ( 1 in civilians) and x >cols_left[ 0] and x rows_up[ 0] and y

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Start by taking the handle off. You won't have to loosen any screws. Just hold the gun down and pull it to the side, as shown in the first picture. The first step in programming our system was to set up the system to capture a picture and detect where the faces are inside of the image. To do this, we used OpenCV, a popular open source library for computer vision which has many pre-trained classifiers for object detection, and referenced an example using face detection from TheCodacus.com (referenced below). We chose to use the Haar cascade classifier for face detection, using the provided haarcascade_frontalface_default.xml file from OpenCV. It only works on gray scale images, so after capturing each image we convert them to grayscale with OpenCV. Then we ran the classifier which returned the location of a bounding box around each face. During testing, we displayed the image with this box on our screen and found that this classifier worked reasonably well to detect faces when the person is looking directly into the camera. Facial Recognition - Collecting images I'm desperately searching for someone to make one of this, I would definitely pay to have one made. If you are planning on painting the gun, be sure to avoid painting the plunger head and the internal parts. The paint will only disturb the function and be scraped off after a time.

Glue the sides to the bottom plate of the box, as shown in the first picture. The piece in the front was supposed to hold the webcam. But after using the gun for the first time, I noticed that even though the base is really sturdy it moves a bit when the gun stops, which results in false detections. So I just decided to place the camera on the floor in front of the gun until I'll be able to find the time to build a tripod for the camera. The Terrascout's blaster can be aimed in a different direction from which the drone is driving and footage from its 720P HD camera can also be recorded onto an SD card . In my opinion, a 5 kg spring works best (the original one is a two kilo spring). I tried a 7 kilo spring in one, and although it was strong, it resulted in a lot of mis-firing.

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A big advantage of the Nerf Vulcan is that no extra servo is needed to fire it. The Arduino can directly be wired to the motor of the gun. This miniature roving robot, known as M.A.T. (Modular Arduino Tank), is beautifully built. Not only is it remarkably accurate, but the dart launching mechanism is a triumph of non-lethal weapon design. I decided that the best way to attach the wooden pole would be through an existing screw hole. Since the gun should be attached in its center of gravity, I had to use counterweights later on (I didn't want to take the front of the gun off, since I thought it looked good). Otherwise the center of gravity interferes with the ammo belt.my_buttons = { 'New Target':( 70, 90), 'New Civilian':( 230, 90), 'Set Priorities':( 150, 135), 'Arm System':( 150, 180)} Step-01 Servo pusher David 3D-printed most of the parts for his Nerf firing mechanism, including the servo pusher. An arm connected to the servo moves a rod forward to push the dart from the magazine. Cut a slot into the other 20x20x1.5 cm plywood plate, to fit the servo. Make sure that the axis is perfectly centered! int clipSize = 100; // how many shots before the gun will be empty and the gun will be disabled (reload switch resets the ammo counter) void ceaseFire(int selector) { // function to stop firing the gun, based on what firing mode is selected