Heat seaking eyeballs

[@TheZombiEd]

The Hexa Base Rotate Kit is indeed discontinued. If anyone has a workable alternative please post; otherwise, I'm going to try and design and 3D print the p latform and body.

[@DesertGardenPrepper]

you are a sick man, lol. very cool. thanks for doing this and for posting the details on how you did it. very tempting....

[@BruceWinter]

:) Thanks.

[@adamhandel9642]

What about lashes?

[@porsche1963s90]

Got the Adafruit eyes. Hard to come by, always sold out from all retailers. Snatched 2 when in stock. Next day, out of stock. Loaded 4 sets of eyes for variation, installed Timothy Weber's software. Eye tracking works great. Took the eyes to a pizza joint I go to, creeped everyone out, total success! The Hexa Base Rotate Kit ROB0114 is discontinued. Have another option I'm looking into to get the head to rotate. Have a sister up in Seattle that loved your video, so I'll be making one for her family. Been awhile since you posted this video, so if you still monitor these comments, thanks for a great way to make a person feel uneasy. Thanks again.

[@BruceWinter]

Sorry for the lack of videos. Lately I've been having more fun creating and less fun documenting (never was my forte). Fortunately, there are plenty of great youtubers out, so there is more content out there than anyone can consume. Thanks for the comment!

[@porsche1963s90]

I agree it's more fun to create. Thanks again

[@hickeynf]

Love this! Have you done anything like this for outside? Would love to make a Halloween prop for outdoors, but not sure how to protect the electronics from the elements.

[@BruceWinter]

Yeah, getting it to be waterproof would be tricky. Your best bet would be some sort of umbrella or roof. Pranksters might be a bigger problem.

[@billhunter1328]

Bruce - could I ask you where you purchased the mask?

[@BruceWinter]

We bought it at Home Goods, probably 4 years ago. I just did an image search and found similar ones here: shorturl.at/ikAFR

[@billhunter1328]

@@BruceWinter - Thank you Bruce!

[@p.t.2058]

Very cool job Bruce. I am from germany and build a skull with teensy eyes. Where are the cables of the camera connected? Is it possible to move the servo to turn the head "stand alone" without the mask kit?

[@BruceWinter]

Sure, you can take the mask off. The infrared sensor cable connection is detailed in the Weber project page: learn.adafruit.com/monster-m4sk-is-watching-you/prepare-and-connect-the-parts

[@p.t.2058]

@@BruceWinter thank you.

[@Jerseylance1]

Hi sir how can I download the code on the servos unto my mask?

[@BruceWinter]

Check out the second link link in the above video discription for a good howto on assembly and firmware updating.

[@Jerseylance1]

@@BruceWinter Sir, you are a Lifesaver 🙏🙏🙏🙏🔥

[@Jerseylance1]

@@BruceWinter Good morning Mr. Winter It’s me again okay I’ve got the robots eyes to follow, but it stop blinking why is that sir? I’m using robotis AX-12 servos too.

[@BruceWinter]

@@Jerseylance1 Not sure. I suggest you scatter some Serial.print debug commands in various files. The blinking is done in the M4_eyes.ino file.

[@Jerseylance1]

@@BruceWinter You the man sir thanks again 🙏

[@attiladeri4817]

Hi Bruce! Great job. I have the same parts and cannot get around the compiling. Some error always pops up. Would it be possible to get somehow a uf2 file which then be uploadable to the m4sk? Thank u for ur reply.

[@BruceWinter]

I've never tried to clone an arduino binary. I might try it, but it would be a bit of a pain as I would have to unmount the mask and move it to my computer. You probably want to be able to compile it anyway, so you can customize it to your setup. I'd be happy to help you with the compile errors.

[@attiladeri4817]

@@BruceWinter Thank u very much for your help. So I think I have added all the required libraries and files (DMAbuddy.h, HeatSensor.h, globals.h) to the sketch (user_watch.cpp) unfortunately the following error occurs: Multiple libraries were found for "Adafruit_ZeroDMA.h" /home/ad/.arduino15/packages/adafruit/tools/arm-none-eabi-gcc/9-2019q4/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/9.2.1/../../../../arm-none-eabi/bin/ld: core/core.a(main.cpp.o): in function `main': Used: /home/ad/.arduino15/packages/adafruit/hardware/samd/1.7.4/libraries/Adafruit_ZeroDMA Not used: /home/ad/Arduino/libraries/libraries/Adafruit_Zero_DMA_Library Multiple libraries were found for "Servo.h" Used: /home/ad/.arduino15/packages/adafruit/hardware/samd/1.7.4/libraries/Servo /home/ad/.arduino15/packages/adafruit/hardware/samd/1.7.4/cores/arduino/main.cpp:50: undefined reference to `setup' Not used: /home/ad/Downloads/arduino-1.8.15/libraries/Servo /home/ad/.arduino15/packages/adafruit/tools/arm-none-eabi-gcc/9-2019q4/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/9.2.1/../../../../arm-none-eabi/bin/ld: /home/ad/.arduino15/packages/adafruit/hardware/samd/1.7.4/cores/arduino/main.cpp:54: undefined reference to `loop' collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status exit status 1 Error compiling for board Adafruit MONSTER M4SK (SAMD51).

[@BruceWinter]

@@attiladeri4817 A quick google on that 'loop' error popped up this link with a few suggstions: stackoverflow.com/questions/16043541/arduino-code-wont-compile-after-saving If you continue to have problems, feel free to email me directly: [e-mail]

[@MRAZAKA]

@@attiladeri4817 may i ask how u found the global file and heatsensor.h file?

[@JeffreyReedy]

I have the Monster mask but can't find how to make the eyes follow me as built in?

[@BruceWinter]

Sorry, Jeff, I didn't follow your question. Did you order the IR thermal camera and try the code listed in the description?

[@JeffreyReedy]

@@BruceWinter I thought you meant it came with the ability for the eyes to follow you. Yours the eyes were following you with the camera covered right?

[@BruceWinter]

@@JeffreyReedy No, you have to add the IR camera to get it to follow you.

[@speedygonzales1335]

Very cool - thanks a lot for the inspiration 👍 👍 👍

[@dmccoach1]

Bruce, I'm not a coder. Could explain more about how I modify Tim's code to actuate the servo?

[@BruceWinter]

Were you able to get to my modified code (link listed in the notes)? If so, did you have a specific question on it? You can 'diff' the two files to see the difference. You should see my code is a superset, adding calls to a Servo object called my servo.

[@dmccoach1]

@@BruceWinterThanks Bruce, I'm a novice w/the IDE - i placed your superset code into the complier - threw an error #if !defined(USE_TINYUSB) #error "Please select Tools->USB Stack->TinyUSB before compiling" #endif

[@BruceWinter]

@@dmccoach1 In the Arduino IDE, select "Tools" pulldown (menu bar, just to the left of the "Help" menu), then select "USB Stack", then slect TinyUSB.

[@Randy2747]

Great job! I love it 👍

[@Jerseylance1]

Great video, but how did you modified for the servos?

[@BruceWinter]

The modified code to enable the servos is listed in the above video notes. Feel free to ask if you have any questions about the specific changes.

[@Jerseylance1]

@@BruceWinter Thanks, but do I copy this code unto what?

[@BruceWinter]

@@Jerseylance1 You can follow the two Adafruit build guides I listed in the video notes, then substitute in my modeifed user_watch.cpp

[@Jerseylance1]

@@BruceWinter Thank you sir

[@Jerseylance1]

Nice job bro🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@PileofKyle]

Awesome

[@atomicpapa]

Damn creepy