There isn't actually much new about this awesome DIY project, but it's the way it brings the various parts together that has us impressed. Designed by
Instructables user XenonJohn, with help from software developer David Findlay, the Magic Music Table RFID was designed to let a disable child (or other such handicapped user) select albums to play back from an iPod touch playlist. The iPod is connected to an
Arduino, which tells the device to start playing a particular track based on a selection made with
RFID cards. The whole setup is built into a coffee table and the RFID tags are sandwiched inside clear plastic blocks with the album art. You can see it in action in the video after the break and, if you've got the patience and skill, you can build your own using the directions at the source link.
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