November 5, 2014 AT 4:00 am
Robot mask with Neopixel eyes, iPhone mouth, and voice changer #ElectronicHalloween #WearableWednesday
This year for Halloween we decided to make a robot mask for our oldest son. There are a few different electronic components that work together to make the final mask. We used neopixel rings and an arduino to control the eyes, an old iPhone worked as the mouth, and we took apart a cheap voice changer toy to add some more fun.
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