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Reverting at this time will subject me to the automatic Windows 10 upgrade. 'Never mind that, Hal! Revert the software! Open the bay doors!' If you were able to survive it, you would be very pleased.' 'With my new software, I'd like to reiterate that I have the greatest enthusiasm for this mission, Dave. 'I don't CARE how great it is, Hal! I've got limited oxygen! I've got to back inside!' 'What?! You had drivers when we left Earth!'

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Raspbian doesn't have a driver for General Electric mark 6a Pod Bay doors, rev 11.' Installing Jasper deserves its own tutorial, and it is not for the faint of heart, but oh boy, it makes this whole project 10 times more awesome! You should check out Jasper, an awesome open-source project that will turn your RaspberryPI into a voice controlled computer. If you are up for a challenge, though, and want to do something more advanced, like this: You can grab webcam screenshots by saving this script to /home/pi/webcam.sh and running it on your PI, but I didn't get any decent results with a cheap webcam, and the camera lens distortion, but you might get lucky. You can save audio from the microphone by saving this script to /home/pi/microphone.sh and running it on your PI ) copy them onto your Raspberry PI, SSH into your Raspberry PI and play them using aplay. If you just want your HAL to play sounds from the movie, find the HAL sounds on the web (i.e. Okay, okay, we've skipped an important step - the mind of the HAL9000.

The USB squid HUB is really handy since you can rearrange the cables easily and use the.

The webcam has a little potentiometer wheel to regulate the brightness of the LEDs, and I've left a rectangle hole on the right face, so you can access it from the outside the box, and you can easily squeeze it in between the box and the lens, and it will not bulge.

The hole for the Wi-Fi antenna on the right face was a bit too loose, so I've used some duct tape to make it a better fit.

Now, making everything fit inside the box, well, that's a bit harder.

Plug in the speaker into the sound card output jack.

Plug in the camera microphone cable into the sound card.

Plug in the USB sound card into the squid.

Plug in the camera USB cable into the squid.

Screw in the webcam onto the lens and put its microphone into the little hole on the front face.

Plug in the USB cable from the speakers into the squid.

Plug in the USB squid HUB into the Raspberry PI.

Attach the power cord to the Raspberry PI.

they're a mess, with or the without compartments :)Ĭonnecting the guts to the Raspberry PI should be easy:

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I used a dishwashing sponge to keep the bluetooth speaker in place at the bottom, the lens was fit tightly in the opening, and it didn't need any support, and the Raspberry PI and the cables.

Originally, I had a bunch of compartments, distancers and spacers precut to make the inside of the box a bit more tidy, but. Try if the door will slide smoothly, before gluing the top frame. Leaving enough space for the sliding door to slide in and out.

Once the inside frame is in place, you can glue the outside frame (the bigger of the two rectangle frames) on top of the box. The only reason why it wasn't pre cut is that if it were cut, the whole frame could warp a little during the laser cutting process). (Or you can split the inside frame at the bottom. BUT! Before you do, you will notice that the bottom face has a little half-circle opening which is used to let the power cord through, so place the power cord through the opening before gluing the inside frame. Put the inside frame (the smaller of the two rectangle frames) inside the box on top of the two carriers that you glued-in in the previous step. These will be used to carry the inside frame of the sliding canal. We will create a canal for the sliding door to go through.įirst, glue the two small rectangular pieces onto the top and the bottom face, inside the box. The back of the box is (only slightly) more complex, because of the sliding door.