PERSON SENSOR

[@saxet9049]

I’m always amazed at your creativity. Never a dull moment at TFL. Keep living your best life Mr Wells.

[@TheFieldLab]

Thanks...just trying to keep myself amused in my old age.

[@RebeldeGameTV]

Buenas. Estoy haciendo el mismo proyecto que el del Señor Thomas Burns. Tengo problema al meter el codigo en arduino Mega. Me sale este error al intentar cargar el codigo en mi arduino. Error de compilación: person_sensor.h: No existe tal archivo o directorio.. Me imagino que necesito la libreria del sensor de sparkfun pero no la localizo. Me podria ayudar? O la solucion es otra?

[@bdlii]

Some cool stuff you are figuring out.

[@Bayazid397]

Pls make a long and a detailed video this topic Pls 😢

[@andrebullitt7212]

Just finished mine.

[@Bayazid397]

Hello where your From

[@ButchicHernandez-cv5rm]

I got the sparkfun person sensor too but cant find the source code to run

[@TheFieldLab]

github.com/usefulsensors/person_sensor_arduino

[@ButchicHernandez-cv5rm]

Thanks for the info John, I'm trying to use a rasberry pi 4b with servo controller - 6 channels for my animatronic eye project. yet I don't know where i can get the code to control the servo. I am still a beginner and I don't know how to start a sample code for my servo. 😔

[@TheFieldLab]

@@ButchicHernandez-cv5rm As a beginner (like me), I think that you should use Arduino instead of Raspberry Pi since Arduino code is already available for animatronic eyes. These are the instructions that I followed... hackaday.io/project/189041-a-workbench-companion-from-an-amazon-echo-dot

[@ButchicHernandez-cv5rm]

@@TheFieldLab is the person.sensor.h go hand in hand with person.sensor.arduino.ino to work. Is the person.sensor.h controls the servo. I’m sorry for asking too much.

[@pithreedotonefouronefive31415]

May I ask what power supply you were using?

[@TheFieldLab]

I have not added a dedicated power supply yet - everything is powered for now via USB connection to a computer.

[@pithreedotonefouronefive31415]

@@TheFieldLab hey thanks for replying! i understand that the person sensor uses qwiic cables? i have no experience with qwiic cables at all, does it just mount on it easily? I'm also concerned about the range on the sensor itself and what did you use to mount it on the chassis because I heard that there were no pin holes or screw holes.

[@TheFieldLab]

@@pithreedotonefouronefive31415 Qwiic cables just plug right into the board - you can find various assortments on Amazon. Depending on the lighting conditions, the person sensor has a range of up to 2 meters. I used a bit of hot glue to hold the sensor in place for my project.

[@pithreedotonefouronefive31415]

@@TheFieldLab hey, just got the sensor. is there any way I could look at the code that u used? because in the original code, it was only activated when the echo light was on, but I understand you haven't used that, I believe? because I'm creating something different that doesn't use an echo.

[@TheFieldLab]

@@pithreedotonefouronefive31415 This code worked for me even though I'm not using it with and echo dot. hackaday.io/project/189041-a-workbench-companion-from-an-amazon-echo-dot

[@abba-fi]

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[@Arifin123-n8u]

Can send me the 3D printed model ,Sensor and the arduino mega in bangladesh?