arkhipenko
Member
Hi,
I chose Teensy 3.5 because of the incredible power of the mc (120MHz!) and a math coprocessor.
Active head tracking requires a lot of float match to be performed repeatedly and very very quickly to keep the quaternions updated.
Teensy does the job beatifully and is the central brain of the costume animatronics.
About the project:
This is a full-body costume of a Predator with a lot of animatronics, two sound systems, laser sights, etc.
The full project description is available here.
The full source code is here.
A few pictures:
![IMG_20181030_221451.jpg IMG_20181030_221451.jpg](https://forum.pjrc.com/data/attachments/14/14803-8e7b2d005de03fdbb28c7d8288dd6fb7.jpg)
I chose Teensy 3.5 because of the incredible power of the mc (120MHz!) and a math coprocessor.
Active head tracking requires a lot of float match to be performed repeatedly and very very quickly to keep the quaternions updated.
Teensy does the job beatifully and is the central brain of the costume animatronics.
About the project:
This is a full-body costume of a Predator with a lot of animatronics, two sound systems, laser sights, etc.
The full project description is available here.
The full source code is here.
A few pictures:
![IMG_20181030_222500 (2).jpg IMG_20181030_222500 (2).jpg](https://forum.pjrc.com/data/attachments/14/14802-7f641881d71275f72983117aba46bd4f.jpg)
![IMG_20181030_221451.jpg IMG_20181030_221451.jpg](https://forum.pjrc.com/data/attachments/14/14803-8e7b2d005de03fdbb28c7d8288dd6fb7.jpg)
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