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SumoRoll Team 14 Meng Ling Shi, Xi Kun Zou, HongGao Chen, Linghang Zeng, and Sana Gilani Team Advisor: Prof. Janaswamy Electrical and Computer Engineering Meet the Team Xi Kun Zou HongGao Linghang MengLing Shi Sana Gilani (CSE) Chen


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Electrical and Computer Engineering

SumoRoll

Team 14

Meng Ling Shi, Xi Kun Zou, HongGao Chen, Linghang Zeng, and Sana Gilani Team Advisor: Prof. Janaswamy

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Meet the Team

Xi Kun Zou (CSE) HongGao Chen (EE) Linghang Zeng (ME) MengLing Shi (CSE) Sana Gilani (EE)

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Problem Statement

▪ Create an interactive experience for our players using gesturing technology ▪ Gesturing Technology that connects to a physical, mechanical

  • bject
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Design Alternative

▪ Remote Controlled Gyrosphere ▪ Only two motions

  • Forward
  • Right Turn
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Where can you see gesturing technology?

▪ RealSense 3D in Laptops ▪ Video Games that use Kinect for Xbox ▪ Hand Tracking in VR Technology ▪ SDP Project 2018-Helping Hand

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Project Overview

▪ 2 player game ▪ Objective of the game is to use your hand motions to control a gyrosphere, which will be used to attack other player’s gyrosphere. ▪ Whoever knocks the other players gyrosphere out arena, wins ▪ Two Leap Motion Controllers tracks each player’s hand gesture which gets decoded into motion commands by a custom designed microcontroller and sent via a transmitter to the receiver inside the Gyrosphere

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Game Strategy

▪ Gyrospheres will have same masses ▪ Key to winning: angle and build up speed

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System Specifications

▪ Speed of Gyrosphere: 1 m/sec ▪ Material of Gyrosphere: Plastic

  • Rubber coating on the outside of shell

▪ Final Weight

  • Gyrosphere: 2 lbs
  • Leap Motion Technology: 1lbs

▪ Overall Size

  • Leap Motion Controller: 3in x 1.2in x 0.5in
  • Gyrosphere (Diameter):5 inches

▪ Power Supply

  • Gyrosphere: Lithium Ion Batteries (20A, 3.7V)
  • Leap Motion Controller: USB port

▪ Low Delay ▪ Range of Gesturing: ~2in above Leap ▪ Area of Rink: 2.5” diameter ~5ft2 ▪ Minimum activity time:30 mins run time

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Block Diagram

Gyrosphere Processing Unit Touchless User Interface

Power Supply Motor Wheels Outer Shell

Tx/Rx: Receiver

Tx/Rx Leap Motion Controller

TX/RX: Transmitter

Gesture Translation Hand Tracking Outer Shell Protection

USB Port

Microcontroller

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Input/Output

Input: ▪ Hand motion processed by Leap Motion Controller Output: ▪ Movement of the Gyrosphere

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Structural Design

▪ 3D printing shell, base ▪ Purchase Rubber wheels ▪ Leap Motion Controller ▪ Switch - On/Off the device ▪ Tx/Rx ▪ Inner structure is non-rolling

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Drive System For Gyrosphere

▪ One motor for each wheel ▪ Driving Controls

Stop Backward Forward Rotate(Left and Right)

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Motors in the Gyrosphere

Requirements

  • Lightweight
  • High rpm
  • DC 12V, 2A ~20000rpm
  • Weight: 64g

Power Supply

  • SAMSUNG 2500mAh 20A Li-ion Battery

Expecting 1.25 hours of battery life

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Tx & Rx

Main Components

RF transmitter and RF receiver

HT12E/HT12D Encoder/Decoder Pair

Requirements:

  • Quick responses
  • Lightweight
  • Send data within 300 ft

Transmitter Receiver

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Leap Motion Controller

Optical sensors and infrared light to recognize and track hands and fingers

  • Finger characteristics estimated

The Leap Motion software combines its sensor data with an internal model of the human hand to help cope with challenging tracking conditions.

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Motion Processing/Programming

Leap Motion Controller / Developer

  • LeapC is a C-style API for accessing tracking data from the Leap Motion service
  • Orion SDK package / Orion Software

System Requirements

  • Leap Motion Service version 3+
  • Windows 7 SP1+
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Budget

▪ 2x Leap Motion Controller: $79.99 each ▪ 4x Motor: $14.99 each ▪ 4x Li-ion Battery: $4.00 each ▪ 4x Wheels: $3.00 each ▪ 2x Rubber Coating: $10.00 each ▪ 2x Gyroscope Structure (3D printed): Free

  • Estimate about .75 lb = 340g*($0.15/gram): $50

▪ Extra Hardware: $50 ▪ Total: $317.94

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Team Roles

Electrical Engineering Computer Systems Engineering Mechanical Engineer

  • HongGao Chen
  • Sana Gilani
  • Xi Kun Zou
  • MengLing Shi
  • Linghang Zeng
  • Tx/Rx
  • Signal Processing
  • PCB
  • Power Supply
  • Leap Motion

Configuration

  • Hand Gesture

Programming

  • 3D Printing

Gyrosphere

  • Drive System
  • Materials
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MDR Deliverables

▪ Final Mechanical Structure Designed ▪ Gyrosphere Moving

  • Complete Transmitter/Receiver PCB
  • Using Microcontroller

▪ Initial Hand Gesture Programming

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Thank you! Questions?