Make It Talk: Yoda talks & answers questions when touched (CircuitPython School)
We'll add touch points to a Yoda doll so that he says phrases when one hand is touched, and answers questions "Magic 8 Ball"-style when the other hand is touched. The build can be easily adapted to any other project. Works with any Raspberry Pi Pico, including the Pico 2, we'll also use a microSD card reader to add gigabytes of extra storage for Pi playback. We'll work with an MPR121 12-pad capacitive touch gator sensor (although we'll only use two pads), and we'll durably plug in a speaker by adding a stereo jack to the breadboard. All code & sound files used in this lesson are at the GitHub repo at:
https://github.com/gallaugher/make-it...
You'll also find a link to all parts used in this video in that repo.
Part of Prof. John Gallaugher's University Course: "Physical Computing: Art, Robotics, and Tech for Good" - entire course is free online at: https://bit.ly/circuitpython-tutorials.
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