MouseAir Redesign Update We are working away on designing and building Version 2 of MouseAir. There were a lot of projects ahead of this but it’s back on top. Following is the latest block diagram. We replaced the relays with […]
MouseAir Version 2 PCB Submitted I’ve now converted from hand wiring to doing Printed Circuit Boards for building projects. The prices for small (5cm x 5cm) 2 layer boards has fallen so far (around $20US – includes shipping – for 10 boards) […]
MouseAir Version 1 Launch Video / Raspberry Pi Last week we all had a wake for MouseAir Version 1 and made a few videos (and made a few Vodka Redbulls) to celebrate the disassembly of MouseAir Version 1 as the […]
MouseAir V2 3D Printed Rack and Pinion Below is the first video of the MouseAir Version 2 Mouse loading mechanism. This is a rack and pinion gear (with two racks) 3D printed (as is the box to the right) that drop […]
MouseAir Version 2.0 Here are a few pictures of MouseAir Version 2, a project built with a Raspberry Pi. I’m still working on the mechanical parts, but the box is designed and printed. I’m getting quite good at 3D printing […]
From a fan of MouseAir in “Happy Weather” Southern California: “Two spinning wheels to provide energy for scootin` the rodent down the track to achieve an elevated trajectory for an undetermined and brief relief from the surly bonds of earth….” […]
MouseAir Redesign We are working away on designing and building Version 2 of MouseAir. Following is the latest block diagram. Goals The goals for the redesign are: Reduced Cost – eliminate unnecessary parts and reduce cost of current parts Single […]
We have always enjoyed building control panels for my projects. We used to laboriously build physical control panels with switches, meters and lights. Lots of lights. MouseAir is a complex project. 4 Servo Motors, 3 Sensors, 4 relays, 2 DC motors, one […]
MouseAir Prototype Complete – Raspberry Pi The MouseAir Project is complete! It loads toy mice and fires them off for the cat. However ridiculous that sounds. The MouseAir system is built around a Raspberry Pi controlling all the devices and […]
The MouseAir software is pretty simple. At least compared to the code for ProjectCuracao (that ran to over 10,000 lines of code). There are two main pieces of software. First is the MouseAir.py program. It consists of about 1000 […]
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