Whether you're reliving "Sale of the Century", running a pub trivial quiz night or other shenanigans, this quiz game controller project will be of interest. Based around an typical Arduino, it allows for four players to register their intentions by either recording who was first - or create your own order of measuring competitor responses. The creator modified an existing button-game style system, however you can find the required large buttons and so on from the usual retailers. Either way, the results are excellent - for example:
That's a fun project, and could be used in all sorts of competitions both fun and fierce - so visit the project homepage for all the details. And for more, we're on twitter and Google+, so follow us for news and product updates as well.
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