The post Haunted Attraction Network appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.

The post Escape Room Conferences and Conventions appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.

The post TransWorld’s Halloween & Attractions Show appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.

We have a 4×4 plasma cutter and we are happy to cut your metal parts.

In this Operation Game we created a capacitive touch sensor from each of the metal parts. If the user touches the metal with their finger or tool the alarm sounds.

Our plasma cutter can cut:

• Stainless Steel
• Steel
• Aluminum

We also offer CAD Designs to design your parts for cutting.

The post CNC Plasma Cutting appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.

Some of the types of triggers and sensors we use:

• PIR (passive infrared) Motion Sensors
• Ultrasonic Sensors
• Proximity Sensors
• Magnetic Door Sensors
• Limit Switches
• Laser Trip Wire Sensor
• A Simple Push Button

Audio Play Back Devices can be used for:

• Sound Effects at the Push of a button
• Door Chime Sounds
• Radio Broadcasting Sound Effects
• Motion Sensor Sound Effects in a Haunted House
• Game Announcement with Music “Get ready to play The Gallery Shootout! ♪ ♫ ♬♪ ♫,  Go!“
• Theme Park Ride Announcements “Please stay seated until the ride has completely stopped!”
• Museum Display Audible Story “On this day in 1887 Christopher….”
• Escape Room Sounds/Warnings/Alerts “You have 10 minutes to escape until death”
• Count Down Timer “T-100, T-90, T-80”
• Play Music on Trigger “♪ ♫ ♬♪ ♫“

The post Audio Play Back Devices / MP3 Player appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.

We also:

• Diagnose problems in existing light networks
• Repair existing problems in light networks
• Upgrade existing lights
• Offer Full Installation

We could not possibly list all of the various types of lights we program but we will list a few of the popular ones:

• DMX Systems
• WS2812, WS2811 Programmable L.E.D. Strips
• Light-O-Rama
• Twinkly Lights

We specialize in various lighting industries:

• Miniature lighting effects
• Architectural Model Lighting
• Holliday Lighting , Halloween, Christmas
• Special Event Lighting
• Museums, Touch Screens, Audio Presentations
• Amusement Parks
• Special Attractions
• Escape Rooms

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by SPFX UNLIMITED (@spfxunlimited)

The post LED Programing appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.

Through-Hole Mounting:

Through-hole mounting is the process by which component leads are placed into holes on PCB. The process was standard practice until the rise of surface mount technology (SMT) in the 1980s, at which time it was expected to completely phase out through-hole. Yet, despite a severe drop in popularity over the years, through-hole technology has proven resilient in the age of SMT, offering a number of advantages and niche applications: reliability.

Through-hole components are best used for high-reliability products that require stronger connections between layers. Whereas SMT components are secured only by solder on the surface of the board, through-hole component leads run through the board, allowing the components to withstand more environmental stress. This is why through-hole technology is commonly used in military and aerospace products that may experience extreme accelerations, collisions, or high temperatures. Through-hole technology is also useful in test and prototyping applications that sometimes require manual adjustments and replacements.

Overall, through-hole’s complete disappearance from PCB assembly is a wide misconception. Barring the above uses for through-hole technology, one should always keep in mind the factors of availability and cost. Not all components are available as SMD packages, and some through-hole components are less expensive.

THM/THT Advantages:

1) Stronger mechanical bonds than SMT;

2) Good for test and prototyping.

The post Circuit Board Design appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.

This lamp is great for hurricane, wind storm, or other special effects in featured films, museums, themed parks, attractions or can be used for haunted-themed parties.

The post Hurricane Effect Lamp appeared first on SPFX ROBOTICS.