Posts by Bilal:
Interactive Blitz Chess: A Physical Blitz Chess Board Powered with PIC32
Posted on: 11 Dec 2022
Introduction We created a companion system for physical chess boards to help players enjoy their fast paced blitz game with a chess clock, a visual board to keep track of the game, a display for available moves based off of what piece that players want to move, and also a log of past moves made […]
Hand Sign Lock
Posted on: 09 Dec 2022
Introduction Security using technology is a growing and expanding field to protect against the user’s identity or property. As more advanced tools are developed, security has begun to expand to utilize a person’s physiology as a key instead of a password; for example, newer models of IPhones by Apple have fingerprint sensors as an option […]
Barcode Scanner
Posted on: 07 Dec 2022
Introduction In our final project, we used CMOS camera to identify interval binary 0 and 1 sequence represented by black and white bars. Then, we used WIFI module to transmit the sequence to personal computer and displayed it on a web page. In our projects, we chose OV7670 CMOS camera and ESP8266 WIFI module for […]
Wake-U-Up System
Posted on: 05 Dec 2022
This project is aimed to design a ‘Sleep and Wake-up Assistant’. Different from a normal alarm clocks which can only make noise, this alarm clock is designed to wake up a person in a comfortable and effective way by involving sound, light stimulation, motion detection and vibration. The functions of this alarm system are: ( […]
Clicker Clone
Posted on: 03 Dec 2022
This project aims to implement a protocol-compatible iClicker substitute to provide students with a cheaper alternative to in-class polling while allowing the university to keep its existing investment. High Level Design Rationale Our motivation from this project comes from our personal experience. iClickers are inconvenient and expensive yet required for at least one class at […]
Digital “Etch A Sketch” Glove
Posted on: 01 Dec 2022
Introduction For our ECE 4760 final project, we designed, constructed, and tested a glove-operated system that dynamically simulates the classic toy, Etch A Sketch, on a TFT LCD screen. In deciding what to build, our team wanted to create a device that would utilize several of the technologies overviewed in the course, in a fun, […]
Keyboard Gloves
Posted on: 29 Nov 2022
Introduction We created gloves that allow users to type on any hard surface as if they were using a QWERTY keyboard. The gloves recognize the standard QWERTY keyboard layout by recognizing which finger is pressed, and how bent the finger is. It is limited to recognizing the three primary rows along the keyboard, from “q” […]
GPS Navigator for Runners
Posted on: 27 Nov 2022
The basic idea of this 4760 final project is to build a GPS navigator for runners who are new to their neighborhood. For example, if someone is new to Cornell University, College of Engineering, and wants to run around the engineering quad every day, this runner Navigation system have the following functions to ensure that […]
Automatic Signal Transformer and Custom Filter Designer
Posted on: 25 Nov 2022
This laboratory aims to implement a custom filter designer on the PIC32 microcontroller for the purpose of real time signal transformation. The project gets its premise out of the frequent requirement for arbitrary digital signal filters in a laboratory setting. For a video of our lab demo please see Project Demo A user is given the […]
EMG Signal Controlled Game
Posted on: 23 Nov 2022
The idea of this project is to design and implement two channels EMG signal controlled video game. The player controlls the motion of the ball to the left or to the right to avoid the descending obstacles. Electrods will be placed to the back of the player’s hands to measure the voltage difference of the […]