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Final Project: Therapeutic Glove/(Torture Glove)

For our final project, Julia, John, Dan and I wanted to expand upon Julia’s fantasy device from earlier in this semester and create a glove that could alleviate hand pain and tremors for people suffering from arthritis and Parkinson’s disease. … Continue reading

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Lab: Multiple Serial Output

I used an accelerometer and a push button as my two sensors. When the line of code read Serial.println(analogValue, DEC); the number that read on the serial monitor was 489 when my breadboard was not moving, and ranged from 300-700 when … Continue reading

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Lab: Serial Output

Here is my serial garbage in Cornflake: I imported the processing serial library and followed the example code and here is the lovely example of my graphed serial data: Woo I’m reading serial input!

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Media Controller

Arduino Code: void setup() { Serial.begin( 9600 ); pinMode( 2, INPUT ); } void loop() { int accelX = analogRead( 0 ); int accelY = analogRead( 1 ); int switchState = digitalRead( 2 ); Serial.print(accelX, DEC); Serial.print(“,”); Serial.print(accelY, DEC); Serial.print(“,”); … Continue reading

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Stupid Pet Trick: Kelis makes you a milkshake

Digging through my desk drawer, I found this freebie Kelis cd I got in a gift bag from fall fashion week. Not really being a Kelis fan, I was going to throw it away but decided to open it up … Continue reading

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Lab: Tone Output

Like the servo labs, this was pretty straight forward but fun. Here is the video:

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Lab: Servo/Analog Out

This was fun. I hooked the servo up first with a potentiometer and then the pressure sensor. The pressure sensor was more fun to play with, since the potentiometer was limited in speed by how fast I could turn the … Continue reading

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Lab: Electronics

Analog Multimeter Measuring Continuity I used an analog multimeter for this lab, so I needed to figure out how to test for continuity since it is different from the digital example. For testing continuity on this multimeter, there is no separate … Continue reading

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Fantasy Device: Scent Capture/Printer

Smells are strongly tied to memories, but they tend to be fleeting (at least the good smells) and difficult to replicate without the item from which it emanates. What I would like to have is a handheld device with a receptor … Continue reading

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Getting Creative! [Analog In Lab]

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