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Dora the Cry Baby (Technological System)
By: Rishabh Johri
Course: IAT 267 Technological Systems
Project description: Dora is a baby who has just woken up from sleeping. Noticing the room is completely dark and unable to find her mother, she burst into tears and starts crying at the top of her lung. Hearing her crying, her mother rushes in and the first thing she does is switch on the lights. In doing so, the baby's crying reduces and slowly her eyes start to stabilize. To completely stop her from crying, her mother taps her back resulting in complete silence and Dora looking calmly at her mother.
Demo:
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