This could work for any hollow statuette you have compile dust on your shelf , but due to Android ’s overt - reservoir nature a niggling automaton is the obvious choice for DIY hackery . The full tutorial is on Instructables , but to make him react to sound ; turn his head and shoot his lead eyes inmorse codepatterns , you wo n’t need many component .
In fact , here ’s the full tilt , if you ’d care to get pop on your shopping :
1 x Android Figure from DYZPLASTIC
1 x ATtiny44A from Mouser or Digikey
1 x 14 pin DIL socket
1 x Micro Servo SG90 ( charge plate ) or MG90S ( metal )
1 x Microphone e.g. CMC-5042PF - AC from Digikey
1 x Piezo ( inactive , not the bell kind )
2 x blue 5 mm flat top broad slant lead from ebay
1 x red super hopeful 5 mm precede
1 x green passing bright 5 millimetre LED
1 x yellow super bright 5 mm lead
1 x NPN Transistor e.g. 2N3904
3 x 100nF ceramic capacitor
2 x 100 K resistance
2 x 10 G resistor
2 x 2K2 resistor ( or other value depending on your downcast light-emitting diode )
3 x 150 resistance
1 x +5V power provision ( e.g. USB battery charger )
see to it out the video here to see just what Tanabata ’s creation is equal to of . [ InstructablesviaLifehacker ]
https://lifehacker.com/make-your-own-responsive-android-robot-5777248
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