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| - | A two-player reaction time game inspired by the Romanian TV show "Ce spun romanii". Three red LEDs light up one by one, then turn off simultaneously after a random delay — this is the start signal. The first player to press their button wins: their blue LED lights up and an OLED display shows the winner and their reaction time in milliseconds. | + | A two-player reaction time game inspired by the Romanian TV show "Ce spun romanii" and by the start lights of Formula 1. Three red LEDs light up one by one, then turn off simultaneously after a random delay — this is the start signal. The first player to press their button wins: their blue LED lights up and an OLED display shows the winner and their reaction time in milliseconds. |
| The goal of the project is to create a simple yet engaging interactive game that tests the reflexes of two players. The idea started from TV shows where contestants must react as fast as possible to a visual signal. | The goal of the project is to create a simple yet engaging interactive game that tests the reflexes of two players. The idea started from TV shows where contestants must react as fast as possible to a visual signal. | ||
| The project is useful as a practical demonstration of hardware interrupts, timers and I2C communication on an AVR microcontroller, while also being an accessible example of an interactive embedded system. | The project is useful as a practical demonstration of hardware interrupts, timers and I2C communication on an AVR microcontroller, while also being an accessible example of an interactive embedded system. | ||
