Ray Badmington's son Tommy has disappeared in a strange amusement park in the near future of Los Angeles. Explore the world of the BDTH6159 Amusement Park, hosting strange characters and incredible mechanisms, with Ray as he searches for his son. You'll find clues that help him, but also face unfamiliar technologies. Technologies you'll interact with and can even build in the real world today. This book springs the support of Element14.com, one of the largest Maker communities in the world. As the plot twists and turns and you follow along on Ray's adventures, you'll find each story beat matched with a specific application topic. Everything Ray interacts with will offer a real-world, complete experiment that can be modified, hacked and reinvented. Projects will introduce you to the use of distance sensors; managing stepper motors; creating an environmental sensor; working with sound; and programing languages, such as C/C++, Python, MicroPython, Java Script, and more.

Each project covers not only different technologies, but also different approaches based on user-level. So whether you're a weekend hobbyist or a full-time engineer, you'll learn something new as you quest along with Ray. By the end of this book, you'll discover all the secrets of the BDTH6159 Amusement Park and have learned how to tackle a vast array of engaging and exciting Maker projects!

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Enrico Miglino, a technical writer since the mid-1980s, has written hundreds of articles published in magazines worldwide. He is a chemist, an engineer, a developer, and one of the most active creators in the global Maker community. He has won many international challenges with original and popular projects. His projects, based on Linux embedded platforms and microcontrollers, have been supported by the sponsorship of Arduino, Cypress, Nordic, Xilinx, AWS, Altium, Elegoo, Photon, and other companies. A top member of the Element14.com community, Enrico Miglino has taught webinars and workshops for three years on a wide range of Maker topics.