Project 3 - Progress 10/8



Check out this google drive to see my progress:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TMbDc6vOqMedWY2nbB08juKllXF6hH5Q

I have each of the components working: photo-resistor reacting to light, LED indicator turning on properly, and servo moving to multiple piezzo buzzer songs. I have code for Ode to Joy and the Imperial March. I also finished model work on the ballerina. Videos of the components working are in the drive link above.


 

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