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Android-Controlled LED Light Shirt
This LED Light Shirt was designed by Michael Kane (me), and is controlled by an Android App also written by me. Worn to an 2011 Ann Arbor Halloween party, and if you're lucky you might see me biking around town wearing it!
Write an Android app to control an LED light shirt. The app communicates to an ATmega128 via a BlueSMiRF Bluetooth transceiver. The microcontroller outputs data on the SPI to daisy-chained shift-register-controlled constant-current regulators driving RGB LEDs.
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Be sure to check out the video demo here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcY8FnuDO...
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Thanks for being patient. I’ve finally posted it over at GitHub, and hope to add more details to the hardware documentation here at Make Projects. Let the sharing begin!
Both the Android app source (Java) and the embedded (C) code meant for an AVR micro-controller is posted at GitHub [https://github.com/thisIsMikeKane/LED-Shirt-w-Android-Control]
I can’t wait to see what everyone here does to make all of our cool looking LED Shirts better.