Summary

The purpose of Peggasus is to design, create, test, and eventually play a real life version of a game based on Peggle, which exists only in the digital world. Peggle is a puzzle type video game created by PopCap Games whose basic premise is to clear your screen of different colored pegs with an “x” number of balls, with corresponding pegs giving you higher and higher scores.

For more details, please see our Final Project Proposal, also check out the WIKI for the latest information.  We have now begun the final build of the board, track our progress at the final build wiki page.

Team Members:

Kenny Gregory
Brett Peppler
Jasher Perry
Brian Seniuk

Project Advising:

Professor Barnekow:

 Tuesday: 9am-11am in CE Senior Design Lab

Current Status:

05/22/2009 - Project complete and being showed off at the senior design show.

04/15/2009 - Project nearly complete.  Needs painting and final testing.  Simple pattern tested, video

03/29/2009 - Connected up our peg control circuit to some pegs and had them move up and down individually, video

03/22/2009 - Attachted some pegs to final board and tested movement, video

03/15/2009 - Built the begining of the box creating the bottom portion and mounted the pegs to the back.

01/30/2009 - Motor/Ouput circutry is now converted to VHDL to save us room inside our board and lots of wiring in the end.

01/22/2009 - Motor/Ouput circutry to servos complete for two servos.  Input from sensors, triggering scan codes, is now complete and able to be read by our Atmega32 board

01/20/2009 - Motor/Output circutry to servos almost complete.  Input from sensors will now be handled by usart instead of input capture.

 10/26/2008 - Completed building test board with 2 collision detecting pegs. Input capture software has been written and will be tested with the board for our Week 7 cycle.

WIKI Link:

WIKI