“This is my first foray in the world of interactivity,” says Grady Hillhouse. “It’s an arcade-style puzzle box mini game. Powered by an Arduino with completely custom wooden enclosure and components, the goal was to make it look like something your parents told you not to play with when you were a kid. The object of the game is to adjust the knobs so each needle points at its respective LED, but it’s not as easy as it sounds (or is it!?).”
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