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Simon Says is a memory game where the device shows a sequence of sound gestures, and you repeat them using your hand.
This version uses sound recognition—the ESP32 microcontroller listens for your snap, clap, or knock, and checks your answer!
How Does It Work?
How Does It Work?
1. Device shows a sequence with LEDs & OLED display:
Red = Clap, Yellow = Snap, Green = Knock.
2. You repeat the sequence:
Make the sounds in the right order.
3. Device listens:
Recognizes your sounds using smart audio processing.
4. Feedback:
Red = Clap, Yellow = Snap,
Green = Knock.
The Stack
The Stack
Hardware: ESP32 microcontroller, microphone, 0.91" OLED display, 3 LEDs (red, yellow, green)
Software: MATLAB (for audio processing), ESP32 firmware (Arduino/C++ style for control), Machine learning for sound classification
Smart: Adapts to noisy environments by switching models
> Dive deeper in each section to learn how we built it and why it matters!
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