This project is an interactive sound toy designed and developed using Arduino technology. It consists of a 3D-printed structure made of transparent filament, meticulously designed with AutoCAD and Blender. Each piece was carefully measured, printed, sanded, and assembled to ensure a polished and functional final product.
The installation includes an Arduino board, six buttons, an LED, a potentiometer, a fader, a buzzer, and a protoboard. Users can press the buttons to produce musical notes, with the pitch controlled by the potentiometer and the duration and modulation of the sound adjusted using the fader.
Before creating the final version, the project underwent a prototyping phase using cardboard and four small buttons, allowing for testing and refinement. The final design integrates both electronic and mechanical components to create an engaging and educational musical experience.
