Will Moindrot combined the Brain Machine kit with a hairdressing practice head to create an eerie Halloween spectacle– one that flickers at a pattern that just might induce trip cycles:
This is a video of something I made for Halloween. It’s based off the circuit used by Ada Fruit’s Brain Machine kit. Got the electronics from RS Farnel, soldered onto Strip board, I have embedded it into a Hairdressers head. Lots of fun but I am interested in seeing how to manipulate the trip cycle, connect it to Arduino or Raspberry Pi?
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