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# Licorne Smart Alarm Clock |
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The firmware is pure Rust using [RTIC](https://rtic.rs/)(Real-Time Interrupt-driven Concurrency). |
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Objectives: |
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* allow for small kids to be aware of different day period using a simple color code (ie. 5:00 is sleep time). |
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* continue to learn embedded Rust |
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* have fun |
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## Features |
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* 2.13'in E-Paper display |
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* DS3231 RTC for keeping track of time |
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* BME680 for temperature and COV measures |
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* TI TM4C123G (Cortex M4F) |
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## Build log |
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The project initially started during first French lock-down because we really |
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needed our sleep time and the ours kids could not make the difference between |
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5:00 and 8:00. A first [Arduino |
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prototype](https://github.com/dkm/licorne-smartalarmclock) came to life quickly |
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and has been used for several months. In parallel, this project started with no |
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hard deadline with the following goals: |
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- have a more finished hardware solution (versus previous arduino breadboard) |
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- use event-based programming using embedded Rust |
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## PCB |
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## Software |
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## End result |
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