Project Cadence
What it is
This is my own personal modular smart home assistant.
Where it stuck
I am working on using Wi-Fi CSI for a cost effective posture detection.
Where it stands
enhancing my day; especially my mornings
Progress
7 notes / newest first- No. 7Speaker Prototype v1I printed the entire enclosure yesterday, and I had a good feeling about it. It was cuter than I expected, and it didn't look like a conventional speaker at all. It had this sort
- No. 6Speaker EnclosureFinally got my hands on a 3D printer, and I’m so excited. After researching how speakers work, I wanted to experiment with different enclosure geometries to see how they might
- No. 5The BedToday, I worked on integrating the lighting system into my bed. Similar to the ceiling lamp, I mounted the lights onto the bed's backboard and positioned them so that they
- No. 4The LightsFinally got the lights, buck converter, and MOSFET drivers for Project Cadence! I had a surprisingly hard time getting the ceiling lamp covers off, but eventually managed to get
- No. 3Adding a MicAfter I got the speaker working, I went on to add a microphone. The plan was to turn it into something closer to an actual assistant: something I could talk to, interrupt, and ask
- No. 2The SpeakerLast week, I ordered all the components, and they all arrived today. Honestly, I was going to make the lights first, but I’m kinda scared of working with high voltage, so I just
- No. 1Starting Cadence“I woke to neither an alarm nor my mom’s shouting, but to the cool morning air and the pale light of a sun not yet risen. Unzipping the tent, I watched sunlight break through the