Group 4 - S2

Robot Timer

Robot Timer

This robot sets a timer and plays music when done.

Grace

I programmed my robot set a timer. First, the time and sound is imported. The robot asks the amount of time, and after the time is set, the timer is started. Then, once the timer hits 0 the sound is played, signifying the end of the timer.

14 thoughts on “Robot Timer

  • Nice job! Seems like a especially great nap timer or cooking timer 🙂 Have you thought about any ways to expand on this idea and take it further?

    • Definitely! I’m going to look into expanding the music choices, as well as adding a nightlight feature that would activate for a set time and/or a flashing light at the end of the timer.

  • This is very useful as a timer for cooking. The timer could be improved by making it more compact, and removing the motors and sensors that aren’t being used.

  • I like how you combined the timer aspect with the speaker output. It added a nice touch to the robot.

  • Love the idea. I think this could be really useful and I love the soothing sound.

  • Cool project. I thought it was a very useful idea and could be cool as an alarm in the morning.

  • I liked the music and the whole timer idea is interesting. It’s done effectively and leaves room for improvement while still being complete.


    –Ian

    • Thanks! I’m certainly going to work on improvements and additions to the timer.

  • This could be a very nice timer to help someone stop procrastinating (hopefully). Once the timer is up, you can go back to being productive.

  • This is a really good idea. Having a timer that makes an obnoxious noise can be so annoying. Is the song that the robot produces customizable by the user?

    • The sound file is from a WAV module, so my next steps would be to add more song options in the form of WAV files that the user could choose from.

  • This robot seems like something I would use often, I like the idea of having it play music instead of a blaring alarm.

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