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Made by mukesh-sankhla / Communication / Kids & Family / Lights / Productivity / Wearables
About the project
RGB Goggles using WS2812B LEDs and Arduino Nano.The Goggles have many animations they can be controlled using a mobile app.The app can communicate with Arduino through Bluetooth Module.
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Story
Circuit Connections :
- Take 88 WS2812b LEDs and arrange them on a cello tape or Double sided tape.
- The LEDs should be arranged in such a way that all the grounds and Vcc should should be in same respective lines.
- The alternate LEDs lines should be inverted so that the GND/Vcc becomes common for two LEDs lines.
- Make all the LEDs Data in and Data out connections.
- After all the LEDs connections now connect Arduino as shown in circuit diagram.
- GND~GND
- 5v/3v ~Vin/5v
- Data pin ~ Pin 3.
Code:
- Before Uploading code make sure that RXD and TXD pins are disconnected.
- Open the code in Arduino IDE.
- Include all the libraries that are in the code.
- Select Board Type and Port.
- Upload The Code.
- After Uploading code connect them back.
- https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1kIGv8... Code and App Link:
App Setup:
- Install The app give in the above link.
- Open Bluetooth settings.
- Turn on the Goggles.
- Search for HC06 In Bluetooth Settings and pair it by entering password as 1234.
- Open the app click on Bluetooth Icon Select HC06.
- And You are Ready!
- Click on any animation you want.
- Place all the electronics in a container.
Schematics, diagrams and documents
Code
Credits
mukesh-sankhla
🧑💻Passionate software engineer at Siemens, dedicated to driving digitalization by day. 🧑🏭By night, I'm a maker exploring IoT, product design, electronics, CAD, and 3D printing, sharing my projects with the world.
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