UX for Cats and Dogs!
summary
Three cats and one dog send selfies from a home photo booth built on a Raspberry Pi with a camera, servo-driven treat feeder, Node 8 + Express, GPIO libraries and the Twilio API; dozens of photos prove it works though the live demo is flaky and sometimes slow. Hardware fixes include separate servo power and machining a PVC valve rotor to stop jams, training uses treat-conditioned sound cues, source code lives on GitLab not GitHub, and security is a small paw-proof slot.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:58HARDWARE DESIGN
- 2:19SOFTWARE DESIGN
- 3:04FIRST ATTEMPT AT MECHANISM
- 3:48REFACTORING THROUGH VIOLENCE!
- 5:38USER TRAINING - EARLY AND OFTEN!
- 6:25SECURITY-FIRST DESIGN
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