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You'll need stuff. Lots of stuff. Well.not lots of stuff, but stuff from different places. Here's a sort of breakdown of all the stuff I used and where I got it. Arduino Duemilanove - $34.99 Ladyada Waveshield Kit - $21.95 2 Super Bright Red LED's - $1.79 for a 2 pack PIR Sensor Module - $9.99 A small servo - around $13.00 Bought it at a RC hobby shop here in town A skull - around $9 A black cloak halloween costume - around $10 various bones Speakers Wire PVC and fittings - from lowes or home depot hmmm.seeing it all written out it seems like more money that I remember spending.haha. Still though, to get animatronic halloween things premade you'd spend a bunch more that that. That's what I'll keep telling myself to justify this.
Step 2: Build the Sound Shield. First thing you need to do is build your sound shield. To save from repeating the wonderful step by step tutorial that lady ada made for her sound shield, I'll just put the link here to it. One thing to note, I had the older version of this shield and didn't realize I was looking at the newer instructions until she was telling me to install pieces that I didn't have. Make sure you are looking at the correct instructions before you start soldering. V1.0 instructions V1.1 instructions Step 3: Wire Up LED's.
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I'm sure there's some other little things I've left out. I'll continue to add to this as I remember. This project took me over a month and grew larger and larger as I bought more things to add to it. If it doesn't work, and you've followed all my instructions, dig deeper!
This isn't an end all, be all instructable! Part of the fun in these projects is making it your own. This project came about from me combining lots of other arduino projects I've seen around the web and that really is the best way to learn new things! 151107 Naomi the Witch ( I made it! This year I decided to take my Halloween adventures into the world of Arduino. I saw the “Talking Arduino Halloween Skeleton” on the Instructables.com website.
Halloween is the best time of year for a retired engineer and tinkerer like me. The young men in the Intructables article were quite energetic and their tutorial was wonderful. Instead of another skeleton I wanted to build up a talking witch. It would be a bit of a challenge and I was fortunate to have the “Talking Arduino Halloween Skeleton” to work from.
Naomi the talking witch started out as a standard Halloween hanging prop from the Spirit Store and made in China. The original prop had a voice box and glowing eyes but the voice was hard to understand. I keep everything so perhaps the voice box will be used in a future project. I really wanted her face and hands but I ended up using everything except for the voicebox. The project involved building an audio circuit board for the Arduino and making some special WAV files for her voice. The board went together rather quickly and worked well.
My wife Nancy recorded the witch’s voice clips and did a great job. There were challenges. The witch’s face was a solid chunk of plastic and I wanted her jaw to move when she spoke. So I had to perform plastic surgery, for real! I used a hot knife which is a #ll Exacto blade mounted on the end of a soldering iron. This made the job easy. The hot blade works its way slowly through the plastic but doesn’t take a lot of force.
Building the frame came next along with a foundation. She came out very close to way I had imagined and was the first active prop in the. Make sure you include Ladyada's AF_Wave library from her site for the Wave Shield Also missing in the code here, there are 2 Include statements that are blank right at the top of the code. 'Instructables doesnt like the ' symbols posted in the code and it dropped the information after the #include statement. I typed out the names of the symbols here before and after the information that is required. The first one should be #include (less than symbol) AF_Wave.h (greater than symbol) The second one should be '#include (less than symbol)avr/pgmspace.h (greater than symbol) It took me a bit to figure out (i'm new to arduino and not a programmer) looking at other examples of code lead me to change those two include statements I loaded the code last night (without a servo hooked up yet) and the wav portion works no problem.
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