Controlling the various parts of the Furby with Python and a Pi Zero
Project description
# PyFurby Control a Raspberry Pi Zero enpowered furby via a served Jupyter notebook or via a restless API.
The victim, looking scared…
[![fear](images/fear.thumbnail.jpg)<br/>(click to enlarge)](images/fear.JPG)
## Module details and functionality
See [API notes](API.md)
The objective is to make the furby easy to control and customise. Say in a Furby served Jupyter notebook within the local network:
from pyfurby import Furby furby = Furby() furby.wait_until_squeezed() furby.say(‘Get your filthy hands off me’) furby.wait_until_moved() furby.say(‘Put me down you degenerate’)
It contains several methods, ranging from the comical
furby.flutter() # it flutters its eyelids
to the useful
furby.recite_ip()
And can be set commands remotely:
furby.restless()
## Background
The idea and the majority of the setup came form [a blog post](https://howchoo.com/g/otewzwmwnzb/amazon-echo-furby-using-raspberry-pi-furlexa) However, there were lots of problems and differences. Namely
the code here is different
the components are squeezed in differently
gyroscope
## Project This project can be divided into:
[hardware](hardware.md)
[software](software.md)
On the software side, I was disappointed that Alexa not on an Echo cannot play music. However, making it serve a jupyter notebook and having a nice API (pyfurby) mean that it’s rather fun. As a result it is not a Furbexa, but a pyfurby. What do you reckon Furby?
from pyfurby import Furby furby = Furby() furby.say(‘I rather have my fur back on, you creep!’)
In fact, I am going to find someone who can sew to make it a lab coat so it can give instructions at open days.
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