NFC Jukebox
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- Printables
- Category
- Audio
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
For a long time now, I have been concerned about the accessibility of music to my children. When I was young, I could explore the physicality of my parents’ vinyl records or tape cassettes. I could, at the worst, turn the dial on the radio and see what was on. Today, kids seem to only have the option of asking an adult to find music on their phone. I started to think of building an RFID based music player. I found a mature looking project (https://github.com/MiczFlor/RPi-Jukebox-RFID) that did most of the software integration for me. That was enough of a start to set me to work.
I have been very happy with the results. You can find a larger write-up here: https://dorthe.us/posts/rfidstereo/
A brief BOM:
USB-C power source for Raspberry Pi
Capacitive Sensor - You can build this with just components, but I found it easier to get some of these cheap little boards.
microSD card - Enough space for your OS, software, and all the music you will store. I recommend something rated for high endurance. I used 128 GB.
M20 nut - Optional; I designed a thread for it in the lower housing to add some weight
4 socket head screws, m5 x 8mm