@@MikeHensley42 im really new to the tech world in this capacity. But ill have a look if i can make something work. I was hoping to hook a furby up to a chat bot, maybe with a arduino
@@RosiePaintsMinis in this video, it looks like several wires are connected to thr Furby, so I would say yes, you'll have to skin it. You might try to put the skin back on afterwards, but the wires could get in the way. I guess it just depends on what you are wanting the furby to do. I know there is a way to use the Furby's system to make it do certain preprogrammed things, look up "Comair Furby Wiki" to find out more. Basically they use a sound system to communicate and you can play a certain sound to make them do certain things. I don't know if this goes beyond preprogrammed actions, though.
@shanec3610 yeah the only reason I was messing with it in the first place is because my daughter threw it across the room and it broke so I opened up to try to fix it. Couldn’t fix it, but it was fun to try.
My dad is going to LOVE THIS!!!
why
@@desecretdoge7971 why not?
@@imyu8537 I dunno
did he love it?
i thought you were real scotthewozz lol
This feels very weird to look at
Furby : i love you :controlled furby :I does aggre with controller
That’s how a furby boom stretch
Wut? Furby Boom Can Stretches Around The World 3 Times?
nice
Flow how are you doing
What the program?
+Vizarz autoarduino is a tasker plug-in
Mike Hensley thx
i wish there was a tutorial for this
its easy. all I'm doing is activating a relay to trigger the furby.
@@MikeHensley42 im really new to the tech world in this capacity. But ill have a look if i can make something work. I was hoping to hook a furby up to a chat bot, maybe with a arduino
@@RosiePaintsMinis just be careful skinning and handling them, Fuby Booms/2012s are notably fragile and it's easy to break their spines.
@@Schnort do you think its required to strip them? Id prefer to keep them looking cute
@@RosiePaintsMinis in this video, it looks like several wires are connected to thr Furby, so I would say yes, you'll have to skin it. You might try to put the skin back on afterwards, but the wires could get in the way. I guess it just depends on what you are wanting the furby to do.
I know there is a way to use the Furby's system to make it do certain preprogrammed things, look up "Comair Furby Wiki" to find out more. Basically they use a sound system to communicate and you can play a certain sound to make them do certain things. I don't know if this goes beyond preprogrammed actions, though.
Now Try with a Furbling
Yeah that would be a lot harder to accomplish.
@@MikeHensley42 because is small
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Help me out. What could I have done better?
@@MikeHensley42 kept the fur on the Furby that would've been a good start....
@shanec3610 yeah the only reason I was messing with it in the first place is because my daughter threw it across the room and it broke so I opened up to try to fix it. Couldn’t fix it, but it was fun to try.