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This project uses the accelerometer on the Circuit Playground Express board to control the X and Y axes of a maze. The user can guide a marble through the maze by simply tilting the Circuit Playground Express. This project is constructed using only cardboard, hot glue, and a couple of screws.
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Materials
In addition to the electronics, for this project you will also need:
- Marble or steel ball
- Scrap cardboard
- Hot glue gun
- Scissors or hobby knife
- Small magnet
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