Escape Room Tech Puzzle Tutorial - "Valves And Gauges"
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- This video describes how you can create an electronic escape room puzzle using a set of levers and gauges, controlled by an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, or other microprocessor.
When the valves are opened, the gauge needles move. When every needle points to the correct section of the dial, the Arduino triggers a relay, which can release a maglock providing players with their reward.
00:00:00 - 00:02:22 Introduction and Demonstration
00:02:22 - 00:05:37 Hardware Overview
00:05:38 - 00:13:47 Component Wiring
00:13:48 - 00:33:50 Arduino Code Explanation
00:33:51 - 00:34:55 Wrapup
If you enjoyed this video or found it helpful, please like and subscribe to this channel! And, if you'd like to download the code for the Arduino IDE, the wiring diagram, the STL models for 3D printing, or other resources used in this and all the other escape room projects shown on this channel (and support me to continue making more tutorials in the future!), please check out my Patreon at / playfultech
#esp32 #arduino #escaperoom #puzzle - Наука та технологія
The light sensor + valve is a brilliant idea!
Thank you for making these videos. They're incredibly inspiring and I really appreciate the clear way you explain everything. I was very excited to see notification of this new vid pop up on my phone today while at work and was looking forward to when I had time to sit and view it.
Fantastic video as always
Love your very detailed explanations, and the ability to get the code as I have no idea how to write code!! I would be interested in how you see all the power adaptors getting connected. Do you have a power board with multiple plug packs?? I'm interested in how you see all the power connected within a wall of an escape room?
Excellent idea and implementation👏
man, you're awesome :D
Thanks for the detailed explanations & special ideas!
Do you have a escape room in Israel?
Very cool idea! Great explanation as usual. It's giving me lots to think about for the next puzzle I need to build
Aw, perfect! All I ever want to do is to give people ideas to go away and make exciting new games that I get to play in the future! :)
@@PlayfulTechnology Your site is perfect for my application. Every year we help the high school with the event called Project Graduation where we provide a super party for the graduates... safe and sane, no drugs no liquor. This year we're doing two Escape rooms and your website and UA-cam channel are really helping us with some great ideas.
I already used your object placement game for another escape room I'm helping with. Thanks again for all your projects and ideas
I 3D printed the gauge and it works beautifully! Here is my version.
ua-cam.com/video/AiL2ltmmnEA/v-deo.html
Thanks again!
Where is the link to the stl? Great video!!
The logical continuation / great
is patreon a monthly or one time charge? Love how you go over and explain the code, very enlightening.
It's $10 per month, but you get access to all the resources I've ever created (i.e. the "back-catalogue") for as long as you subscribe, and you can cancel whenever you want.
Hey, great video as always. I had a question about power though: How do you power these devices in an actual room? Would you buy a 12V supply and plug that into a 120V wall outlet, then splice it to the arduino/relay/other equipment or is there some other more elegant way of doing this? Thanks!
New to your channel, why for the "Colour sequence puzzle" don't you use the same servo setting to replace or double the led, a beeper for the prompt and give a access to blind person. Thank you for your escape room tips.
sir why I run my unity ar project and my phone and laptop just show black screen and my unity version is 2022.1.20f1
Brilliant concept
Hi I watched all your videos and impressed with your inventive mind is exceptional. I have a challenge for you should you wish to accept it and you are interested in it?
I have x2 hobbies one is scratch building RC Scale model ships which are controlled by arduinos and other is OO guage model railway s. You used PN5180 NFC units connected to a NodeMCU ESP32 via RJ45 Cables; inventive, this read x4 Pn5180"s my aim is to use the same idea to read tags on locos to be read as a loco passed over several PN5180 readers, takes the loco ID data, registered the tag the loco passed over and updated the location where the loco was for block detection. I am having issues writing the code as I am not an expert coder. Can you help please? Regards M B Weir
Hi, I have been following you. You do a great work. I work for NextPCB. We would like to sponsor your projects. You can send a DM for more details.