Bluetooth Controlled Motorized Camera Slider
Bluetooth Controlled Motorized Camera Slider
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Bluetooth Controlled Motorized Camera Slider
Bluetooth Controlled Motorized Camera Slider
As I'm a Freelance Graphic designer, I need to take
special video shots for products that I make ads for.
How it works!
How it works!
The Project Idea
The Project Idea
Make a low-budget slider for Digital Camera or Cell phone camera that works with Bluetooth.
General Features
General Features
Helps to take stable video shots
Works with Bluetooth
Low Budget
Portable and lightweight
How the slider works ↑
Sketch for the Project
Sketch for the Project
PROJECT PLANNING
PROJECT PLANNING
4- Describe the Technical Modules that your project consists of
4- Describe the Technical Modules that your project consists of
Construction Parts
→ ON/OFF Switch
→ ON/OFF Switch
→ End-stop sensor
→ End-stop sensor
→ 2/5meter GT2-6mm
→ 2/5meter GT2-6mm
→ GT2 Timing Pulley 16 Tooth
→ GT2 Timing Pulley 16 Tooth
→ 360 Degrees Rotary Encoder Module for Arduino
→ 360 Degrees Rotary Encoder Module for Arduino
→ Mini Ball Bearing Miniature
→ Mini Ball Bearing Miniature
→ Aluminum Extrusion 100mm - 800mm Length
→ Aluminum Extrusion 100mm - 800mm Length
→ Acceleration button
→ Acceleration button
→ OLED graphic display
→ OLED graphic display
Input
(Sensing, Tactile Input, and/or Graphical Input)
→ ON/OFF Switch
→ ON/OFF Switch
→ End-stop sensor
→ End-stop sensor
→ Stepper Motor
→ Stepper Motor
→ OLED graphic display (show menus)
→ OLED graphic display (show menus)
Action
(Physical and/or Graphic)
→ ON/OFF Switch
→ ON/OFF Switch
→ move on (one Axis point)
→ move on (one Axis point)
→ Control speed with (Acceleration button)
→ Control speed with (Acceleration button)
→ OLED graphic display (show menus)
→ OLED graphic display (show menus)
→Save (speed) Profiles to use by mobile app
→Save (speed) Profiles to use by mobile app
Brain
Arduino uno
Power Management
DC Power Adapter
5- Create a cardboard prototype of your project, demonstrating the project face as well as internal movements and mechanisms. Include a demo video and photos of the prototype.
5- Create a cardboard prototype of your project, demonstrating the project face as well as internal movements and mechanisms. Include a demo video and photos of the prototype.
tools
supports for the cardboard
applaying dimensions
General view
prefinished
After my touch
6- Categorize your project’s User Features into: Minimum, Complete, and Nice-to-have features. List the required action and input components per feature.
6- Categorize your project’s User Features into: Minimum, Complete, and Nice-to-have features. List the required action and input components per feature.
Minimum Features: are the least amount of features that would demonstrate the coverage of all the technical modules and their complete integration
Complete Features: are the set of features that will complete your original project objective and vision
Nice-to-have Features: are the extra set of features that will make the project cooler, yet they need extra time, effort, and/or resources to finish
Minimum User Features
Minimum User Features
Make The Lady Susan Turntable move
Action: Motor start and the slider moves forward and back
Sensing: IR sensor
User Input: Joystick
Control The Turntable (Manually)
Action: camera move ← & →
Sensing: Led on when mobile camera stand gets close to the turntable.
User Input: make the Turntable move in two directions by (Joysticks)
Complete User Features
Complete User Features
Open the Camera slider
Action: Motor start and the slider move to the home area
Sensing: none
User Input: On/off Switch
The Camera slider moves by mobile app and a saved (speed Profiles).
Action: camera move ← & → by Mobile app
Sensing: End-stop sensor
User Input: Mobile app, Acceleration button
Nice-to-have User Features
Nice-to-have User Features
Open the Camera slider
Action: Motor start and the slider move to the home area
Sensing: none
User Input: On/off Switch
The Camera slider moves on (2 axes) by mobile app and a saved (speed Profiles).
Action: camera move ← & → by Mobile app, and camera rotate 180 degrees
Sensing: End-stop sensor
User Input: Mobile app, Acceleration button
7- What are the project tasks and its time-frame?
7- What are the project tasks and its time-frame?
Task
Sub-Tasks
From:
To:
Design The Circuit
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Coding The Circuit
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Wiring & Testing the Circuit with the Components
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Get the components & take the right dimensions for the enclosure
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3D Design for the
base holder and gears
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3D Fabrication
PLA Color Schema
Laser cut Design for the
base
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Lase cut Fabrication
Using acrylic
Assembling The Whole project together & Testing
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Final Touch
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Documentation
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8- What are the required electronic components and materials for the project?
8- What are the required electronic components and materials for the project?
Component/Material
Amount
Link
Arduin UNO R3
1
Kit
Bread Board
1
Kit
Relay module for Arduino
1
Kit
Bluetooth Module HC-05
1
Kit
Screws
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PLA ( Black )
As the design requires
MANS.Fablab
Led
1
Kit
Power Adapter (9v)
1
Kit
Resistor
1
Kit
Wires
............
Kit
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