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This Kit involves creating a digital motion-sensing dice using the Arduino Nano, MPU6050 and MAX7219. When shaken, the device generates a random dice roll and displays it on the dot matrix LED.
Package Contains:
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Arduino Nano - 1
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USB Programming cable -
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MPU6050 (Accelerometer + Gyroscope Sensor) - 1
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MAX7219 Dot Matrix Display (8x8 LED Matrix) - 1
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Breadboard - 1
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Jumper Wires - 1
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Working Principle
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The MPU6050 detects motion through its accelerometer.
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The Arduino Nano processes this data and determines if a shake has occurred based on a threshold value.
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Once detected, a random number (1-6) is generated.
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The corresponding dice number is displayed on the MAX7219 Dot Matrix Display.
Implementation
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Initialize MPU6050 using the Wire (I2C) library to read accelerometer data.
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Detect a shake by calculating the acceleration magnitude and comparing it to a threshold.
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Generate a random number (1-6) and display the corresponding pattern on the 8x8 Dot Matrix Display.
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Optional animations can be added to simulate a rolling effect before settling on a final number.