Motion activated ghost

I had a spare weekend and decided that I would pull something together for Halloween this year using all motion activated ghost bits and bobs I had lying around.

Paranormal investigations often involve motion, from visual phenomena objects moving to audible, tactile, or less-than-perceptible phenomena i. Motion sensors and vibration detectors are a great way to sense, and alert others to potential movement. Motion sensor technology has become a staple of modern ghost hunting equipment. Motion detection devices capture movement that may be undetectable to our limited senses as humans, which can be the perfect tool for paranormal investigators. One of the primary goals of ghost hunting is to catch movement on video that cannot be explained by natural causes.

Motion activated ghost

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Deploy this palm-sized, compact sensor to visualize when audio spikes happen, motion activated ghost. Footstep Tracker 2 Geophone Vibration Meter with Event Marker Have you ever received reports of footsteps, vibration or movement on a case? The light cue is perfect for video documentation.

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I had a spare weekend and decided that I would pull something together for Halloween this year using all the bits and bobs I had lying around. This is what I came up with! It is essentially a simple laser projector which projects an image onto a wall whilst transmitting sound to a nearby radio or stereo via an FM transmitter. The intention is that the projector be placed somewhere inconspicuous, disguised as something innocent in this case, an Altoids tin. When an unsuspecting victim enters the area, the projector springs into life and hopefully scares the living daylights out of them by manifesting a ghost before their very eyes and ears! The different parts of this project can of course be taken in isolation and used for other purposes, and I've tried to stick to parts that are cheap or salvageable and as readily available as possible. The motion detector in these little lights is a PIR type, and is exceptionally easy to hack.

Motion activated ghost

Please bear with me as this is my first Instructable. However, I have built this effect for this last Halloween and have had some pretty good results with it. So I thought I'd share. The video above demonstrates the effect. The basic setup uses a projector, a PIR motion detector, raspberry pi, and a piece of plexiglass with a thin spray coating of reflective paint. A loud, startling transparent image appears when a person walks in front of it. I will go over the steps and shell script code used in creating this effect. The following steps will outline the creation of each of the components of the effect and some possible alternatives. Plexiglass or Lexan as large as you need.

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The different parts of this project can of course be taken in isolation and used for other purposes, and I've tried to stick to parts that are cheap or salvageable and as readily available as possible. I managed to mangle the tin lid because I rushed the drilling of the hole, which needs to be around 12mm in diameter. As a result I had to patch it up with paper. This purchase does not include the base unit. Motion sensor technology has become a staple of modern ghost hunting equipment. Book Light Inside a Book! The GS1 Laser Grid system The acetate images were printed at a size of 1cm x 1cm with a laser printer onto laser printer acetate. Imagine being able to track movement all around the room - in degrees. I would advise that wires are kept as short as possible, as they have a knack of finding their way into the hinge and getting pinched if you're not careful. The diode I used had already been mounted in a module with a collimating lens, and the lens locked in place, so I was working with a collimated beam. The outputs from the speaker on the audio module were just connected up directly to the audio input pads on the transmitter. The resulting strip was then straightened out with some large pliers and trimmed so that only a small length was still present with a slot on either side. Light Trigger Motion Counter The Light Trigger is the perfect companion for a laser grid during area surveillance or with a flashlight when conducting the 'flashlight experiment'.

Paranormal investigations often involve motion, from visual phenomena objects moving to audible, tactile, or less-than-perceptible phenomena i.

When an unsuspecting victim enters the area, the projector springs into life and hopefully scares the living daylights out of them by manifesting a ghost before their very eyes and ears! Even better, it provides a functional display that facilitates potential communication. Flux 2 Paranormal Response Device Ask questions. Light Trigger Light Trigger Motion Counter The Light Trigger is the perfect companion for a laser grid during area surveillance or with a flashlight when conducting the 'flashlight experiment'. Paranormal motion detectors are an excellent investment for those who are planning an investigation. Can a Ghost Trigger a Motion Sensor? The laser projector is a really simple device that basically consists of an expanded laser beam passing through an acetate that casts a shadow onto a wall. That is a one way ticket to laser diode burnout. Footstep Tracker 2 Geophone Vibration Meter with Event Marker Have you ever received reports of footsteps, vibration or movement on a case? We can now glue the laser into the tin to complete our projector.