Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication

Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication

The study aims to enhance game play of the current Laser Tag Game by adding a vicinity scanning system. The group used Zigbee technology as a Radar and IP cameras that are video multiplexed in order for the players to see each other's views. the group also used Walkie Talkie's as audio com...

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Main Authors: Avelino, Jerome A., Bagay, Ciara Thaddea P., Baylon, Carl Lawrence N., Galvez, Markon Andrew G.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-154612021-11-24T03:48:49Z Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication Avelino, Jerome A. Bagay, Ciara Thaddea P. Baylon, Carl Lawrence N. Galvez, Markon Andrew G. The study aims to enhance game play of the current Laser Tag Game by adding a vicinity scanning system. The group used Zigbee technology as a Radar and IP cameras that are video multiplexed in order for the players to see each other's views. the group also used Walkie Talkie's as audio communication between players. LabView, Python and Dreamweaver were used to program the Radar and the Website. All of the features can be viewed in an LCD monitor strapped on each player's wrist. 2012-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14819 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository
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description The study aims to enhance game play of the current Laser Tag Game by adding a vicinity scanning system. The group used Zigbee technology as a Radar and IP cameras that are video multiplexed in order for the players to see each other's views. the group also used Walkie Talkie's as audio communication between players. LabView, Python and Dreamweaver were used to program the Radar and the Website. All of the features can be viewed in an LCD monitor strapped on each player's wrist.
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author Avelino, Jerome A.
Bagay, Ciara Thaddea P.
Baylon, Carl Lawrence N.
Galvez, Markon Andrew G.
spellingShingle Avelino, Jerome A.
Bagay, Ciara Thaddea P.
Baylon, Carl Lawrence N.
Galvez, Markon Andrew G.
Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication
author_facet Avelino, Jerome A.
Bagay, Ciara Thaddea P.
Baylon, Carl Lawrence N.
Galvez, Markon Andrew G.
author_sort Avelino, Jerome A.
title Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication
title_short Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication
title_full Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication
title_fullStr Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication
title_full_unstemmed Enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication
title_sort enhancement of laser tag technology through the implementation of zigbee, video multiplexing and audio communication
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2012
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