Monthly Archives: December 2012

I wasn’t able to actually go see Christopher Stapleton because I had work. However, after visiting his website, i realized that this would have been a good time to call off work. What I got from his website was that … Continue reading →

While looking at the Tinker kit, i just realized another idea for a project. A bunch of LEDs  hooked up to the ceiling. Each one acting as it’s own bulb (or maybe 5 make up one bulb, i don’t know). … Continue reading →

I was thinking to myself what language would i want to view Arduino in, and i remembered my friends saying Portuguese is one of the most beautiful languages there is. I would like to find out for myself if this … Continue reading →

Although i wasn’t able to go to Maker Faire and my internet decided to be extra special so i couldn’t really watch much of the live stream and what i watched i couldn’t make much sense of it. However, due … Continue reading →

I picked Jun Rekimoto out of the people interviewed for the Designing Interactions book. I chose Jun due to the Pick and Drop device he  invented. This speaks to me personally because of how simple it is to use.(Not because … Continue reading →

I don’t really have anything in mind that i would like to do right now. I’m looking to do something with the Arduino, because i have some experience using it. Maybe i’ll try to use it to solve one of … Continue reading →

*Note: Openlab would not allow me to upload the code to any post because of “security reasons,” so I have pasted the full thing here. PITCHES LIBRARY: /************************************************* * Public Constants *************************************************/ #define NOTE_B0  31 #define NOTE_C1  33 #define NOTE_CS1 … Continue reading →

  Short Video of the kit   I tried to make an Arduino face tracking kit for the part of our project. Most of information was from Sparkfun tutorial site. The equipment : Arduino / Processing / OpenCV Framework / OpenCV … Continue reading →

Video: Ambidextrous Arcade Stick Demo Project Overview: The arcade stick has not really changed into a commercial product and it is still seen as enthusiast’s product. Part of the reason for that it is the arcade stick is still intimidating … Continue reading →

so in the end, the final  prototype of the AI is not fully functional but it should recognize some words. First it was hard to learn and implement how voice recognition works and use the software tat i was using. … Continue reading →