dc.contributor.author	Lama Dwikat
dc.contributor.author	Fa)ma Nasser
dc.date.accessioned	2026-02-17T06:23:33Z
dc.date.available	2026-02-17T06:23:33Z
dc.date.issued	2025
dc.description.abstract	In our project “Childhood Memories,” we take you on a journey back to one of our favorite childhood memories—puppet theatre. This 4me, we’ve reimagined it with a modern touch. We developed a fully automated version of the tradi4onal puppet theatre that requires no puppeteers. Everything can be controlled through a web page that is easily accessible from a mobile phone. The theatre operates in three different modes. The first mode allows users to manually control each puppet individually. You can move its hands, legs, or the en4re body leU and right. This makes puppet control simple—no training in using strings is required; just press a buVon and the puppet moves. The second mode, which is the core of the project, plays preprogrammed stories. Users can choose from a list of stories available in both English and Arabic. As each story plays, the theatre ac4vates various effects based on the story’s ac4ons, including rain, mist, internal LED ligh4ng, and RGB lights around the theatre to enhance the experience. The third mode includes voice recogni4on. Users can have simple conversa4ons with the puppets using specific voice commands in either Arabic or English. The puppets respond and interact accordingly, crea4ng an engaging and dynamic interac4on. This project brings back the joy of puppet theatre, adding a modern, interac4ve twist through current technology.
dc.identifier.uri	https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11888/20856
dc.supervisor	Dr. Suliman Abu Kharmeh
dc.title	Childhood Memories

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