Monthly Archives: March 2013

TITLE:             Lab Report Week 8 OBJECTIVE:    Explore python script in blender game engine. MATERIALS:   Blender Logic Editor, Python METHODS:     Go to blender.org then go to education and help to look at Python API. Blender bge.logic gives us variables and … Continue reading →

I decided to focus my case study around a growing trend that I have been interested in for a while. The trend is automobile apps. As you may know, cars already have built in computer that communicate with each other regularly. However, … Continue reading →

Since the beginning of the semester, I have been talking about smartphones and what is inside them. After looking at various smartphones, I have come to a conclusion, as far as sensors, actuators, and controllers go, all phones are basically … Continue reading →

So for my case study i’m sticking to the PS4 like how I’ve been posting over the past few weeks but I’ll also talk about other future consoles like the next Xbox, the Ouya, and maybe even Valve’s “steam Box”(if … Continue reading →

Since most of us want to go into games and each show cased something awesome in the gaming world, figured I’d do the same. Awhile ago came this big shift in a once Pay-to-Play (P2P) game  called The Exiled Realm of Arborea, TERA. Now … Continue reading →

Since Gabby did minecraft…  I decided to pick another one of my favorite games for the P.C. which has had several ports to other consoles as well as a sequel.  Portal! http://www.thinkwithportals.com/ In this game, the player had to use … Continue reading →

It seems that I am going to be doing a video game just because I have the opportunity to do so. And the game I am going to pick is called..Garrys Mod! This was the game I played a lot … Continue reading →

 Ian Hodgson Journal Week 8 Red Light Camera Proposal   As wonderful as it is that sensors are used for things we want and love, but in today’s time they’re also used for things we hate like traffic violations.  Now … Continue reading →

Over the course of the semester I have looking at tablets and breaking them down. I have learned that most modern tablets are essentially identical as far as their sensors, controllers, and actuators go. For my case study I am … Continue reading →