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This is a short project that creates a jukebox using an Arduino (Mega 2560 R3) and an RFID-RC522 module. With this project, you can change your Spotify music by passing an RFID tag in front of the sensor.

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Arduino-Jukebox

An Arduino Jukebox Using RFID Cards to Switch Music

This is a short project that creates a jukebox using an Arduino (Mega 2560 R3) and an RFID-RC522 module. With this project, you can change your Spotify music by passing an RFID tag in front of the sensor. I used this interfacing : circuito Mega 2560 RFID-RC522.

Project Steps

  1. Writing the Music ID:
    • Use a file to write the music ID to the 4th to 6th blocks of your RFID tag.
  2. Reading the Music ID:
    • Use a second file to read the music ID from the tag.
  3. Interacting with Spotify:
    • Use a Python script to interact with the Spotify API to switch the music according to your tag.

Requirements

  • You will need a Spotify Client ID and Secret, which you can get at the Spotify Developer Dashboard.
  • To install dependancies : pip install -r requirements.txt

Future Improvements

  • Upgrade connectivity to use a Wi-Fi component.
  • Use a Raspberry Pi to run the project locally.
  • Add LED controls to change the lighting according to the music.

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This is a short project that creates a jukebox using an Arduino (Mega 2560 R3) and an RFID-RC522 module. With this project, you can change your Spotify music by passing an RFID tag in front of the sensor.

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