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Which Video Game Hero Do You Want to Be? Pac-Man!

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The world of video games has thrown out so many heroes in the past, and many of them portrayed unique characteristics. The fact remains that people choose to be affiliated to them based on what they represented in the games. Some came as the warlords that destroy everything on their part. Some came as the peacemaker that wants peace in the world, while others depicted beauty, glamour, and some other characters. Amongst all of them, Pac-Man seems to be the best video game hero of all times. The fact is that the character of Pac-Man is so iconic that every person who likes, gentle and responsible living will fall in love with him. Now, it was introduced around the 1980s, so it is also easy to see people born around the 70s and early 80’s cherish him with passion. But above that, the fact that it represented something very simple, and at some point rare is also a plus to it.  The Pac-Man is a representation of the hero of the Japanese arcades game. Continue reading

Is Paintball, Not “Painball”!

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Looking forward to play the paintball game, but fear of the pain when got shot? Now, with this paintball safety system, you don’t need to afraid the pain anymore! This sophisticated paintball safety system consists of the sensor circuitry and the microcontroller code. The main purpose for this design is to ensure that the paintballs travel in a safe speed, which under 300 feet per second. The main function of sensor circuitry: Base on the “beam break” concept for triggering the microcontroller. IR diodes always in on position and will be saturated the phototransistors. It will automatically detect the balls or no balls condition, where if with ball is 4.2V while no ball is 0.1V. If timer overflows and the ball was took longer time to reach the rear sensor (>1.666 miliseconds), this will considered as a “PASS” condition as it’s speed less than 300 feet per second. If otherwise, then it is a “FAIL”. Green LED indicates, “PASS” while red LED means, “FAIL”. Both of them will stay on for two second until the reset. Continue reading