Magic Cube

Proof of Technology: Multifunctional handy control cube mith low-cost microelectronics.

Simon Rihm

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Description

This 45x45x45 mm cube houses several powerful sensors in order to track motions ore gestures as well as the environment. A pouch battery provides power, an IMU tracks motion, two cameras with a ToF sensor can create a 3D modell of surroundings and a touchscreen provides direct user in- and output. All signals are processeed by a microcontroller and sent via bluetooth to another device.

This is the follow-up project to a motion remote prototype (https://hackaday.io/project/167738-motion-remote) in which motion sensing broadcasted via bluetooth to an Android device has been demonstrated.

Files

gerber_DevBoard.zip Gerber Files for DevBoard x-zip-compressed - 253.07 kB - 09/23/2019 at 23:40		Download
components_DevBoard.xlsx Component List for DevBoard sheet - 16.77 kB - 09/23/2019 at 23:39		Download
circuit_diagram.pdf Circuit Diagram for the main board Adobe Portable Document Format - 267.59 kB - 09/23/2019 at 22:45	Preview	Download

Components

1 × MCU ‎STM32F427VIT6‎
1 × IMU ‎ICM-20948‎
1 × DCDC Converter TPS62802
1 × USB OTG Chip EMIF02-USB03F2
1 × Quarz Crystal see detail list

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Development Board
Simon Rihm • 09/23/2019 at 23:33 • 0 comments

In order to test functionality of electronics while avoiding cost risks due to small form factor a development board has been designed. Gerber files and component lists are attached.

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