This is cute. Greg P. had to build a Valentine’s Day box for school. His response, “Why do simple?” He assembled a project that uses IR break beam sensors to know when a card has been inserted in the box, and then plays a randomly selected music track. ♫ 🙂 ♫
In this video the track is “You’re the One That I Want” from Grease.
And here’s a video showing the box’s interior with “She Loves You” by the Beatles playing:
Very cool Greg! Thanks for posting on Facebook and letting us know.
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