I started out this project by building a the circuit with touch sensor that activate the motor as well as the light, similar to the recording. I was able to build it successfully.
On the next step, I am planning to build a Simon Says game using 4 LEDs, 4 touch sensors, 1 motor and 1 knob to control the speed of the game. For each round, the game will require you to memorize the pattern sequence of the LEDs, and you will replicate the pattern by tapping the sensor representing each led color. If you answer correctly, the sequence will grow by one. If your answer is incorrect, the game will give the feedback via the motor. Here is my current circuit for the project, which is missing some resistors and the motor output.
The video below is my latest iteration of the game. The rule of the game is tapping the touch sensors corresponding to each LEDs blinking. Starting at level one, one LED will blink and the amount of LEDs in the sequence will go up with her level. If you touch the right sensor, all LEDs will blink and go to the next level. If you fail, the motor will vibrate and you go back to level 1.
There are still many errors that I am encountering, such as the motor not responding when I fail to give the correct answer, or it seems that I always fail from level 2 onwards (that might be more of a skill game issue). However, I successfully demo how to win at level 1, and I can use the knob to adjust the blinking speed of the LEDs, which I found super cool. Even though I found this project to be complicated, and the touch sensors turns out to be not as good as buttons, I had a lot of fun trying to get this game to work partially as well as understanding connection between input and output!
