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 This is an animatronic coffin for a client as a Halloween decoration. Here you can see the basic case and the internal pneumatic piston that opens and closes the door.

This is an animatronic coffin for a client as a Halloween decoration. Here you can see the basic case and the internal pneumatic piston that opens and closes the door.

 This is the brains of the unit, hidden in a recessed area in the back of the coffin. It is controlled by an Arduino R3 microcontroller and triggered by a passive infrared motion sensor. When the infrared sensor picks up motion, it sends a signal to

This is the brains of the unit, hidden in a recessed area in the back of the coffin. It is controlled by an Arduino R3 microcontroller and triggered by a passive infrared motion sensor. When the infrared sensor picks up motion, it sends a signal to the Arduino which trips a solenoid that allows air to flow into one end of the piston, opening the door. After a few moments the solenoid trips back to it’s original position and air is pushed into the piston from the opposing end, closing the door.

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 This is an animatronic coffin for a client as a Halloween decoration. Here you can see the basic case and the internal pneumatic piston that opens and closes the door.
 This is the brains of the unit, hidden in a recessed area in the back of the coffin. It is controlled by an Arduino R3 microcontroller and triggered by a passive infrared motion sensor. When the infrared sensor picks up motion, it sends a signal to
 Here my daughters test it out for me. The sensor, hidden in the small black box on a post just above the pumpkin, picks up motion from around 20-25’ away. This was a fun project that allowed me to test my hand at basic programming and robotics which
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GREEN GATE WOODWORKS
484-204-2068
1217 Street Rd
Chester Springs, PA 19425