Final Project Proposal

The LudusGlow kit is designed to automatically play the game of Tic-Tac-Toe on a physical board against a human player. The game is designed to use an Arduino board as its brain, along with the LED matrix, buzzer, and joystick module to make its moves and interact with the player.

The general features of the project include:

Arduino-based control: The system uses an Arduino board to handle the logic and decision-making for the game.

LED Matrix, Buzzer, and Joystick: The LED matrix displays the state of the game board, the buzzer provides audio feedback during the game, and the joystick module allows the player to select their moves interactively.

Game interface: The player can interact with the system via the joystick module to make their moves, and the system will respond by automatically updating the LED matrix to reflect its moves.

AI logic: The system uses a simple algorithm to decide its moves, making it a challenging opponent for the human player.

How it works:

Game Setup: The system starts with an empty Tic-Tac-Toe grid displayed on the LED matrix. The player can make their first move using the joystick module.

Player’s Move: The player selects a space on the grid by moving the joystick and pressing its button, and the system detects this input to update the LED matrix.

System’s Move: Once the player has made their move, the system calculates its best possible move using a basic AI algorithm or a remote control and updates the LED matrix to display its piece (X or O).

Game Continuation: The game continues with alternating turns between the player and the system until there’s a winner or the game ends in a draw.

Endgame: The system will detect the game’s result—whether it’s a win, loss, or draw—and display the outcome on the LED matrix, signaling the end of the game with a buzzer sound.

This setup makes it an engaging and interactive project that brings together electronics, AI, and a traditional game.

The game is much similar to the one displayed within this video.