Close-it Automatic Robotic Mask

Made by CeneVspeed / Health / Home Automation / Robotics / Sensors / Wearables

About the project

A mask that moves up/down automatically would be a dream to many but to me it is reality😎! Using only hand-gestures and no touch, spreading of germs becomes a 19th Century game! Scroll Down To See The Video/Demo. https://youtu.be/Uo7yM-lhzXI

Project info

Difficulty: Moderate

Platforms: Arduino

Estimated time: 7 hours

License: GNU General Public License, version 3 or later (GPL3+)

Items used in this project

Hardware components

	Arduino Uno - R3 Any Arduino board is fine, but I chose UNO R3 because I had it at home. Arduino UNO R3 is a microcontroller using an ATMEGA328P (datasheet) containing 14 digital input and output pins.	x 1
	Ultrasonic Sensor Hc-sr04 Needed To Measure Distance	x 1
	Micro Servo Needed To Move The Mask	x 1
	9Volt Battery Needed To Supply Power To The Arduino	x 1

Software apps and online services

Arduino The Code/Program Is Written In Arduino

Hand tools and fabrication machines

	Popsicle Stick Needed To Create A Structure That Holds The Mask	x 1
	Velcro Needed To Strap The Project On Your Head	x 1
	Tape Needed To Stick Stuff Together	x 1

Story

A mask that moves up automatically would be a dream to many but to me it is reality😎!!
In this Covid-19 pandemic time "Close-It mask" is the perfect choice! With only hand-gestures and human sensing mechanisms this mask moves up and down automatically and reduces the spread of germs. Watch this video completely to see the demo.
Video Link: https://youtu.be/Uo7yM-lhzXI
Website Link: https://www.cenevspeed.com/

Credits

CeneVspeed

This is me Neil, a young tech enthusiast! I make quality YouTube videos on my channel (CeneVspeed's Nish n Neil Rock!!) about Windows tips and tricks & custom-made robots. My goal is to make robots that could impact the world and make it a better place! I make robots by myself using Arduino. I learn on my own without going to classes. Even though I do not have a lot of materials and 3D printers, I use what I have. As the saying goes "It's not about what you have, it's about what you make out of it!"