1. Engineering Projects in Community Service Columbian Park Zoo Team Puppet Stage Team Puppet Stage Team Zookeeper Team Zookeeper Team Animal Simon Team Animal Simon Team Operation Team Operation Team New Projects New Projects

2. Puppet Stage Chris Peters Dan Truesdale Julie Percifield

3. Puppet Stage - Dimensions

4. Final Stage

5. Puppet Stage Backgrounds 3 themes: Arctic, Nocturnal, and Underwater 3 themes: Arctic, Nocturnal, and Underwater

6. Puppet Stage - Puppets Folkmanis brands Folkmanis brands

7. Puppet Stage - Sounds There is a sound board that has 6 sounds per background theme. There is a sound board that has 6 sounds per background theme. Each sound has a button associated to it Each sound has a button associated to it

8. Puppet Stage - Schematics

9. Puppet Stage – Extras

10. Learning the tasks and responsibilities of zookeepers Zookeeper Game

11. Event Cards Game board PDA Zookeepers

12. Updated Spinner Schematic Counter TimerDecoration LED Slowdown Power Switch Multiplexer De-bounce switch

13. Casing – Front & Rear view Push button Card pocket Battery case Spinner Circuit PDA compartment

14. Attach velcro Casing – Side view Spinner Circuit, LEDs & Display Push button Electrical compartment PDA compartment PDA Card pocket Battery case

15. Animal Simon Anwar Ahmad-Senior ECE Anwar Ahmad-Senior ECE Mike Mendel-Senior ECE Beth Shimkat-Junior ECE Beth Shimkat-Junior ECE

16. The Game Objective: To create a game that tests children’s memory skills and educates them about sounds that certain animals make.

17. 8 Red LED Speaker Green LED 7-Segment LED RESET ON/OFF PIC Microcontroller Soundboard 8 Animal Buttons CD4511* General Layout of the circuit *CD4511 are decoder chips for the 7-segment LED

18. PCB Express

19. Pushbutton Circuit The eight push- buttons were soldered to wires that will be connected to the soundboard.

20. Microcontroller The code has been burned to the microcontroller using Dataman and PICStart Plus. No outputs have been detected, however. Further debugging and testing is required. PIC18F4320 ordered from www.microchip.com

21. Programming Logic Yes No

22. Remaining Tasks Check/Rewrite Programming Logic Check/Rewrite Programming Logic Order PCB Board Order PCB Board Construct Circuit in game box Construct Circuit in game box Test Test Deliver Deliver This project has been shelved for this semester. Work will resume at the start of the Fall 2005 semester.

23. Animal Operation Project Zairinda Hasnan-Senior Electrical Engineering Kari Lottes-Junior Electrical Engineering Chad Chiang-Sophomore Computer Science Valerie Watters-Freshman Engineering

24. Overview World map with holes at certain regions World map with holes at certain regions Map painted with m Map painted with m atte ceramic paint Animals located inside corresponding holes 15 Animals located inside corresponding holes Speaker Tweezers Push buttons Timer

25. Tweezers & Animals Tweezers Tweezers are rounded and safe Tweezers are rounded and safe Children pick out animals with tweezers Children pick out animals with tweezers Tweezers hit side of hole, animal sound is heard Tweezers hit side of hole, animal sound is heard Animal Pieces

26. Main Circuit Diagrams Main Circuit Diagrams 9V 5V Voltage Regulator

27. Sony E90A 9v/ 1000mA 100uf0.1 uf Power Sound card Power timer circuit - LM 7805 – voltage regulator, 5V to the timer circuit 9V 5V - 9V Sony power supply. Drive up to 1A for the sound board LM7805

28. Printed Circuit Board PCB express PCB express PCB layout for pushbuttons, 7 segment LED resistors

29. Interesting facts about 15 animals Interesting facts about 15 animals Animal Poster

30. Delivery date: April 1 st, 2005

31. New Projects Zoo Directory Zoo Directory Robotic Animal Robotic Animal Interactive Tools For Exhibits Interactive Tools For Exhibits Animal Bingo Animal Bingo

32. Columbian Park Zoo Directory Objective To build a station that contains miniature model of the new Columbian Park Zoo after renovation To build a station that contains miniature model of the new Columbian Park Zoo after renovation

33. How it works 1. A person push a button labeled Africa on the push button panel. 2. A path of LEDs to Africa will light up. 3. Description of environment and animals in Africa will be played. 4. The person will know how to get to Africa and what to anticipate there.

34. Pictures of Similar Project Array of LEDs along the walking path Push button Miniature zoo map

35. Cost Estimate for Project Modeling equipment $250-$325 Modeling equipment $250-$325 Circuit Components $75-$125 Circuit Components $75-$125 Soundboard (Optional) $150 Soundboard (Optional) $150 Total $325-$600 Total $325-$600

36. Robotic Animal Education Education –Movement, sounds, appearance Entertainment Entertainment –Interaction with Robot, sounds, responses Engineering Engineering –Mechanical Robotics, hardware, appearance Robotics, hardware, appearance –Electrical Sounds, responses, controls Sounds, responses, controls Estimated Cost: $500-600 Estimated Cost: $500-600

37. Features Movement Capabilities Sound Capabilities Response Capabilities Emotion Capabilities Hip and knee joints, tail, head and neck, mouth, eyes Hip and knee joints, tail, head and neck, mouth, eyes

38. Interactive Tools For Exhibits

39. Animal Bingo

40. Thank you for attending our presentation. Are there any questions?