Motion Activated Bike Lighting Prototype (using Arduino 101) // How To | I Like To Make Stuff
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2017
- Check out my prototype for a motion activated bike lighting system using the Arduino 101 board!
Sponsored by Intel : software.intel.com/en-us/iot/...
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(some are better than the versions I own)
github.com/iliketomakestuff/b... - My starter code on GitHub
amzn.to/2l4jEep - Arduino 101
If you want to build this as a permanent solution, you'll need to manage the LiPo battery with this amzn.to/2mwRHLD
www.adafruit.com/products/1506 - Neopixel strip
amzn.to/2kFZAOj - 11.1v LiPo battery
amzn.to/2l40bKT - LiPo charger
amzn.to/2kG03jT - 12v - 5v Voltage converter
amzn.to/2ay9XRX - CA Glue (medium)
amzn.to/2ay9T4v - CA Activator
glowforge.com/referred/?kid=Lt... - Glowforge (laser)
amzn.to/2awMqgO - jumpers (Male to Female)
amzn.to/2aCLdp7 - Soldering iron
amzn.to/2axPywo - Third hand kit
amzn.to/2aXbVud - Wire strippers (not the ones I have, but good ones)
amzn.to/2axQ4dP - Thin solder
amzn.to/2aXc3dy - Fiskars cutting mat
amzn.to/2aY182W - Eye protection
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Motion Activated Bike Lighting Prototype (using Arduino 101) // How To | I Like To Make Stuff
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Mine was just a prototype, but if you plan on using something like this for an extended period of time, you'll need to add a small board that can manage (and charge) the power to your LiPo battery. If you Something like this will protect you and your battery from damage. amzn.to/2mgkbMr
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I really like this project and am planning to make it. The link you included however seems to just link to the amazon shopping cart instead of a product page.
Hey Bob, I also like to make stuff and I am very interested in making my own electric longboard. I think it would be awesome if you also made one so I can follow the steps from a professional like you! Thanks!
THe link changed :/ Try this one amzn.to/2mgkbMr
I like it! I would suggest raising the brightness of the taillight, when the bike is decellerating/breaking.
Oh... nice idea!!
I was also wondering if that would be possible. I want to try this one out.
Bet me to it. I was in the middle of posting this and double checked to see if I was first...
It'd be amazing if you made an entire Tron-themed bike. Arduinos are so powerful, there's so much possibility here, like maybe an internal clock/light sensor to tell when it's dark and needs lights, or maybe indicator switches on the handles like what motorcycles have. Great video as always!
Congrats on getting sponsored by Intel for this Bob! Really stepping up on the youtube ladder. Keep up the good work and great video as always my friend.
If you are looking for those LED-Strips and don´t want to pay so much for original neopixels look for "WS2812" or "WS2812B" LED strips. They are the same thing but often with just 30% of the costs.
yes, i love them.
While watching the video I didn't even think about what you said on the last few seconds about the auto turn signals, that's a fantastic idea for a DIY. Awesome project Bob!
I had no idea Intel put out an Arduino board. This is really cool... would also be cool to be able to charge the battery when peddling 🤓👍🏼
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Hey Bob! Love your videos, they make me want to get out and build something! Keep up the good work!
Awesome!! That's exactly what I love to hear, thank you!
I Like To Make Stuff i Love your Videos ! they are very cool and always Ehen i See ohne Video of you i want to make stuff ,but i habe mit Thema knowledge and the Tools to do. Thies ist very sad because i Love Wirkung with Wood and in NY next holydays i try to build My own bycicle . But i cant die thinks Like the light in your Bike because i have nicht idea how to build and Not enouth Money dir this . But when i m older i want to became a Carpenter . A few month ago i bougth one maschine to wirklich with Wood Bit i have to learn this by My grandant .. and she lives 100 km away from me. (i am from Germany )and the Problem ist that i m alowed To Drive Car when i am 18. but i Love your Videos and try to learn something . but it ist difficult without a good Maschine and enouth space to Work ...
I cant tell you enough how you have grown, I have watched every video and have been subscribed since 80k. You are one of the great people of the make space that makes it unique. Keep up the great work!
+Tyler Michael wow Tyler, I really appreciate that!
I Like To Make Stuff My favorite out off all the videos is the maker sign and carvey sign, and also the longboard video. Keep up the good work as always!
That voltage range and on board accelerometer are great!
This is really awesome, Bob! Happy Intel sponsored this video because I didn't know about the 101. Bout to go order one!
Great! It's a sweet board!
this is the coolest bike accessory I have even seen! I have never tried making electronics by myself but I will definitely try it out when I get the required pieces in Australia!
DANG, BOB! This was an excellent use of that board, and everything in the video was well explained - even to the point where I bet *I* could do it! Thanks again, man!
You can do it!! High five man :)
Recent projects have been really cool! I love them!
Hands down. Favourite wood working/random stuff I’ll never need at home, diy UA-cam channel. Love yah bob!
Great project, the only suggestion I could offer is to have some seperation between the red tail light portion and the white light as I feel the white light drowns out the red (which would confuse other motorists on the road at night.)
Good call! That'd be really simple to add into the code
Happy I could help :)
Or you could code with the help of the accelerometer that if the sensor detects a stronger g force going to the front (braking) more red LEDs should get turned on so harder braking more red LED kinda like a fill effect i hope you understand what i mean.
Greatings from germany
All your videos are awesome. This is probably the first one I've paused like 12 times to read the code because I'm totally making this.
AWESOME! Grab the code from Github as a starting point!
I don't know nothing about codes and the circuit board but I still love watching videos like this. Good job
sweet result bob, well done!! i'm sure you've pictured the WHOLE bike lit up with a striplight!
i just *love* to see you making electronic stuff like this xD
This is the best channel on youtube. Your videos are entertaining and inspiring.
By the way. Thanks for the builds. Found your channel because of your Land Cruiser box build. I have a 97 LC and used your plans for my box build.
Excellent!
Very cool Bob. Having just started night trail riding a year ago, this would add to the whole atmosphere of being in the woods at night.
Oh man, that'd look so cool!
I love this project! it is good to see you using the Glowforge!
Bob, maybe its your best video! awesome idea, and an inspiration to many more compex improvements!!! congrats
Super cool project Bob! giving me some ideas for the road bike I just built!
It's really cool to see how you can do several things, as manual (like your wood work) and more technical things (like programming). I follow you for a short time but I really like your work !
Thanks so much!
For some reason I find it as poetic as useful. Awesome projet Bob, I'm really looking forward to seeing you create an adapted bike frame for this ! I can totally see a bike like this being sold in big cities for cyclists in winter for example.
fantastic ... I'm french and i understand everythings in your videos. I love all that stuff you make. Continue, it's amazing !
This has so many possibilities as you have outlined a few. It's a simply elegant idea that I'm surprised someone hasn't come up with before. I would even say you could flesh out this project further and could be something patented. I could see these bikes zipping around the Apple campus.
dude you make me want to get a bike and do this... among many other projects! you're awesome
Perfect timing for World Naked Bike Ride 2017 preparations!!! Thanks Bob!
Yes! very cool. Next step on the prototype, make it all fit in a bicycle water bottle and utilize the bottle cage for quick in and out. I know you were mentioning that one could use the bottle cage bolts for mounting the box. Additionally, the water bottle storage housing should make everything waterproof. Maybe take a look at the Shimano Di2 (bicycle specific) battery and charging system. It is not cheap but just spitballing. Just ideas for taking it up a notch for anyone that wants to keep going with this awesome idea. As always, thanks for sharing !
I really like your videos, you're always making something different.
Awesome light cycle!! You should make two more - a blue one for Flynn and an orange one for Rinzler.
This is so cool Bob! Great project! I need to try it on my bike. I love your videos! Keep it up!
Making Safety First look cool, nice job man!
You might even be able to flash your tail light when you sense breaking, since it is a decelleration you should be able to detect it. :)
Write a bit of code that flashes the tail light when deceleration is detected, but ignores deceleration if changes in altitude is also detected. Don't want the tail light to flash every time you hit a bump.
Or just put a sensor in the brakes, and ignore XYZ forces altogether.
You could put a sensor in the brakes, but where is the fun in that? ;)
I've already seen cyclist backpacks on kickstarter and indiegogo that feature breaking lights controlled by accelerometers. And since they are already part of the project...
This is just awesome, gotta be one of your best creations IMO.
I really like this idea. I picked up an Arduino board a while ago, but hadn't found anything I really wanted to do with it.
Great video Bob!!! Keep up the good work.
I think if you come back to this I would look into mounting all the wiring underneath the bike seat. Great video!
A life-saving invention with lots of potential applications
That's cool Bob, this is very useful. I bet one could build a product like this and sell for the bike crowd. There could be a way to mount it under the seat, and have the battery easily removable, where it could be charged via USB or a wall outlet. That's really cool man! I've seen and heard about many accidents, this lights could have helped a lot in some of these cases.
Cool project...turned out great! Interesting to see an Arduino from Intel as well.
Neat and practical project for anyone looking to get started with Arduino :)
Hmm, I think I might do something similar. I loved that you put a "tail light" in, great idea. Keeping Making!
Bob has a GitHub account? My world is complete! Great job on this one, Bob.
Fun to see some code projects. Clever lights idea, Bob!
Thanks man! It's been a while, I have to refresh myself before starting one of these.
I know the feeling. I haven't coded in a while and had to update my iOS app to be 64bit. Felt good to get back in there. I want to make another app again now! I miss coding.
Awesome project Bob. I recently installed under and over kitchen cabinet lights and will soon attempt to put a motion activator on them. I'm itching to put LEDs somewhere else and the bike might be next after watching this video
Sweet! Check out using a PIR sensor for that. They're very cheap and really easy to use. Good luck!
bro u & ur projects are really awesome,
Clever idea, I bet you could even stuff all the electronics into the actual water bottle for something really low key. Thanks for sharing Bob!
I am Rob and I like to watch Bob. lol not original but makes me smile. Great project which could be adapted to other uses. Love the maker case website, I'll definitely have to play with it, I would suggest that if someone wanted a box which they need access into to use the T slot option so they can screw it together. Laser cutters look so cool,
amazing idea ! loved this video , im a cyclist and have been looking for a fix for lights and night riding here in my country , now im gonna make this for sure looks great . love from india ❤
Great!!
I could see a loc-N-loc plastic food storage working well to contain your electrical components and battery. Still a hole for wires to pass through and seal up with silicone and that should offer a water resistant storage
love it! love your videos, you're so creative, Bob. 👍
Thanks so much!
Just found your channel & insta-subbed. Love your videos & your eyes pierce through my soul. 😳
Hey bob I love the video and just want to say every Thursday my shop class watches your videos in he morning and writes reviews on hem for extra credit
+larrsen Clark hey! Really?! That's pretty amazing!! Tell your teacher I said thanks!!
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i like this project a lot its very unique and can be adapted to other things. I think this would be pretty awesome on my motorcycle and hiding the electronics could be done pretty easy if you have saddle bags or some other form of storage
Awesome video and concept. That looks really awesome (and safe).
Great idea for adding lights to a bike. With the gyros I can think of a few ideas using those new features.
This was cool Bob!
It really brightened my day!
Please don't make me unsub because of the pun.
I love puns!!
Phew!
That lightened my worries. Haha.
That is very cool. I'd love to see you take a few steps farther and lightcycle it out fully. Nicely done.
Good work Bob. I think I'll make this for our tandem. We have a bike party the first Friday of every month.
The only thing I don't like about Arduino is those wires are so delicate. I find it difficult to get it to stay all together. Hot glue holds the wires in place pretty well, but they break off so easily and I wish there was a good solution to that.
SO AWESOME. This gives me SO many ideas. Thanks.
Awesome! I love stuff like this!
Damn, that's cool. I'm also glad that you used the glowforge. I thought you were going to 3d print an enclosure. Laser cutting made more sense.
Wow i need to make this, thank you for the guide!!! amazing work :)
"and then...one day...I got in" *DAFT PUNK TUNES*
Hahaha, YES!
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Man! u made some great stuff
would u like adding speakers to ur bicycle ??
can u make a video on that if u would like to and i tried myself with pam8403 with filters HPF and LPF,added nice woofers 2" and tweeters 1"
i added 2 470uf ,1 1000uf,1 100uf,2 1pf, at the 5v power line
but that is making no difference at all if directly connected
the pam8403 amp is a crap
it distorts like anything
so if u got any ideas tell me man!
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Bro this is awesome love your stuff
Thanks!
This gives me a-lot of ideas for my bike project. Thank you for the inspiration.
I am doing a video-marathon on your channel definetly subscribing 👍👊
Super awesome! All you need now is a daft punk helmet to go with it! Great job as always.
You mention your Arduino can handle 7-12V on Vin. A fully charged 3s LiPo is 12.6V. Probably safe, just may be worth noting...
Cool, I like bike videos. I have built a few bikes in my time, I nearly opened up my own bike shop several years back. I've yet to do any coding, but I suppose that just a matter of time and motivation. Nice work.
So cool, love bike and LED projects :)
This is awesome. I just made a bike rack for my new bike. Looks like I have another bike project to do.
Best video so far
Really cool Bob!
Bob, this project is great. Thanks for the information. :)
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Thanks so much!
Making it fit in a bottle cage would be ideal. AAAaaaand you just said that in the video. Good stuff Bob.
Hi Bob! I recently went thru all of your videos (literally... my girlfriend feels like I'm cheating on her) and I wanted to say: "¡Hola desde España!" (Hi from Spain!). I'm sure I'm not the farthest of your subscribers, but now you can be sure you're being seeing at the other side of ocean. Good work with your projects and your channel. I'll stay tune!
Thanks so much Javier! I really appreciate it!! :)
Nice vid! Such a neat idea
Nice project, Bob, thank you so much! Did you measure time for how long this electronics work from you battery?
nice project bob! I think if you could mount the box and led's the other way around, you can also designate some leds for a headlight. like mount the box under the seat if possible then the leds nearest the box could be your tail light. towards the main frame would be your main light and at the end of the led strip, I think you can mount it in front so that it could act as headlights. cheers!
best video in andere long time!!!
can you please make a video with auto blinking lights and brake light cant seen to figure out the code and make the "teststrand "animation work instaed of the white color thanks but i was thinking of using pin 6 and 7 to out put that side of leaning to blink can it work
loved it, just concerned about under-volting the lipo from not having an automatic cut off?
So clever amazing topissime idea !!! Love it !
Anything that's similar to TRON is OK in my book! Great project Bob!!!
Very nice! Can have lots of safety applications.
Cool idea! I've never used an arduino, maybe I'll try it one day..
If you don't necessarily need the changing light you could just use a led strip, switch and a battery or a dynamo (and if necessary a voltage converter)
Have a good one Bob!
Cheers!
Very cool prototype! I have two suggestions for your next version of this project:
First: you could add a feature, where the color of the front and the back of bike would change based on the direction you're moving to. As a example, you could put blue in the side of the bike facing the direction of the motion, and red on the oposite side.
Second: add some dynamo or solar panel connected to the battery, to gain some autonomy.
hey bob, your videos are awsome! really like them. do you think it's possible to build a self balancing skate with this board? i mean... it has a built in acelerometers. keep going man, you r great!
diy sensei I have learned so much from u thank you
Very cool! Thanks
I'm not sure which Tron quote would be better fitting for this video; "User!" is good, but I think "Greeting's programs!" makes more sense. Loved the video!
+Thunder Gaming hahah, yes!
Good stuff Bob.
Great project and video as always Bob. It would be cool to add a alternator to the wheel or something and set it up so it could charge while you ride.
Yes!! It's on my list for a future project ;)