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I made a similar system but for music, using QR codes on plastic cards and a webcam, when my daughter was 1. After a year or so we switched to just having a sta
by dmd 2y ago
I made a similar system but for music, using QR codes on plastic cards and a webcam, when my daughter was 1. After a year or so we switched to just having a standalone numkey pad where she could just punch in numbers from a jukebox-style catalog. https://github.com/dmd/nkplay/ https://github.com/dmd/nkplay/
She's now 10, and knows ~100 playlists by number. "I want to listen to 37!"
- josephernest 2y agoYour numpad solution looks great! Would you have a photo of the whole setup? I thought about doing the same, but I fear to end with cables and PCB everywhere in my children's room if I take this path :)
- dmd 2y agoThere's honestly nothing really to see. It's a raspberry pi in a standard plastic case[0] with 3 cables coming out of it - power, usb to the numkey, and audio (male to male headphone jack) to the speakers. The pi and power are hidden behind a bookshelf, so all that is actually visible is the numkey and the speaker. [0] https://www.microcenter.com/product/608178/4_Official_Case_-_Red-White?storeID=121 https://www.microcenter.com/product/608178/4_Official_Case_-...