How students used Arduino to build a reactive light show game
In short: Watch a student team from MIT demonstrate a creative project that syncs a light show with a touch-sensitive scoring system. This interactive game uses microcontrollers to respond to player movements in real time.
This project was developed during the MIT RES.3-002 course on Collaborative Design and Creative Expression with Arduino Microcontrollers in IAP 2017. The demonstration features a light show integrated with a touch game where players must hit a red box that shifts positions randomly. A counter tracks the score each time the box is successfully touched.
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