A DIY talking skull made with with micro:bit #Halloween @microbit_edu @MSMakeCode @BrownDogGadgets
This DIY talking skull project by Natasha Dzurny can be controlled remotely so that you can prank your trick-or-treaters. They’ll think it’s a store-bought Halloween display, but when it starts to say things that could never have been pre-recorded, they’ll think it’s possessed and run away.
The skull can be found on Amazon, and although a bit pricey, the quality is high and it’s easy to drill the holes into it. The electronics in the talking skull are a micro:bit, a Bit Board, a servo motor, 10mm LEDs, and a battery pack.
See the video below and more in the tutorial here.
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