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CDS - Cat Defense System (Arduino + Servo + Motion Sensor)

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  • MaKinM
    MaKinM
    MaKin
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    Hey guys,

    as our cat tries to drive us crazy for a while now and as my wife is pregnant and should get a little sleep as long as she can, I thought about building some kind of Cat Defense System consisting of a spray bottle filled with water, an arduino, a MG996R Servo and a HC-SR501 PIR motion sensor.

    Will keep you updated. :)

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    • TetnobicT
      TetnobicT
      Tetnobic
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      Like this: http://lifehacker.com/this-auto-trigger-spray-bottle-pranks-friends-keeps-ca-1555621712

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      • MaKinM MaKin

        Hey guys,

        as our cat tries to drive us crazy for a while now and as my wife is pregnant and should get a little sleep as long as she can, I thought about building some kind of Cat Defense System consisting of a spray bottle filled with water, an arduino, a MG996R Servo and a HC-SR501 PIR motion sensor.

        Will keep you updated. :)

        YveauxY
        YveauxY
        Yveaux
        Mod
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        #3

        @MaKin This seems to work very well: https://www.amazon.co.uk/PetSafe-Ssscat-PDT17-14118-Spray-Deterrent/dp/B00DUVJQRO
        It produces a burst of compressed air, triggered by a motion sensor. Should be possible to MySensorize ;-)

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cphGWOPi0k

        http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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        • MaKinM
          MaKinM
          MaKin
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          Good to know but 40€, that is very much for a sensor can. :-1: And it's less fun. :D

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          • MaKinM MaKin

            Good to know but 40€, that is very much for a sensor can. :-1: And it's less fun. :D

            YveauxY
            YveauxY
            Yveaux
            Mod
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            @MaKin said:

            Good to know but 40€, that is very much for a sensor can. :-1: And it's less fun. :D

            You can always take the idea and DIY something similar ;-)

            http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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            • dbemowskD
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              One Idea instead of a servo would be a solenoid. Seems to me that it would have a faster reaction time than a servo. You would just need one strong enough to pull the trigger on the spray bottle.

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              • dbemowskD dbemowsk

                One Idea instead of a servo would be a solenoid. Seems to me that it would have a faster reaction time than a servo. You would just need one strong enough to pull the trigger on the spray bottle.

                MaKinM
                MaKinM
                MaKin
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                @Tetnobic yep, thanks. :)

                Is there one you'd recommend?

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                • MaKinM MaKin

                  @Tetnobic yep, thanks. :)

                  Is there one you'd recommend?

                  TetnobicT
                  TetnobicT
                  Tetnobic
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                  @MaKin
                  I have not done this build, but if I had to do it I will try with this
                  The most complicated is to find the Raid Power Sprayer :-)

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