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The Ticker Tape | Physical Computing
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October 26, 2008 at 5:43 pm. The ticker tape looks just like an ordinary radio, but it is much more than that. It is an radio with a connection to Internet who scans for light-hearted news stories from around the world. Then Broadcast them to the user who can remove and add content via a special designed website, which is still under construction. You can simply say that it is a radio which only plays good news. To cure a person who suffers from Euphobia. One of the reasons that this project caught my at...
A MIDI-Ready Nintendo Game Boy, with Help From Arduino | Physical Computing
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A MIDI-Ready Nintendo Game Boy, with Help From Arduino. October 20, 2008 at 3:59 pm. This project is about circuit bending a first-generation Nintendo Game Boy in order to be able to control its 8-bit sound chip via an external keyboard. Communication between the two is realized via a MIDI interface: the author custom built a cartridge to provide the Game Boy with suitable external connectors, then used Arduino to interface the portable console with any other MIDI device (a keyboard in the video).
September | 2008 | Physical Computing
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Archive for September, 2008. Dr Richard Helmer came up with the idea to integrate motion censors into clothing and then having the clothing send the signals wirelessly to a chosen source, which you have in turn synchronized the clothing with. By doing this he has been able to play various air instruments in a fun and intuitive way, turning strings of motions from the real body into actions in the synchronized system/program. Links to further information on the project and Dr Helmer can be found HERE.
Musical Tesla Coils | Physical Computing
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October 20, 2008 at 3:59 pm. What intrigues me about this kind of projects is the fact that raw electrical discharges are being modulated, controlled, and bent in order to produce proper music. This surely is very strong statement about the power of Man over the physical world. Sources: Musical Tesla Coils. Entry filed under: Musical Interfaces. A MIDI-Ready Nintendo Game Boy, with Help From Arduino. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Blog at WordPress.com.
mrardavan | Physical Computing
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The kaisatsuko (literally wheel-bowed fiddle) is an experimental musical instrument.The experimental instrument is a electric, two-string upright fiddle operated by a small crank. It is played by turning the crank ( thus bowing the strings ) and fingering the strings on the fretless neck. A crank is affixed to a small nylon wheel mounted on the body. The player turns the crank, causing the wheel to spin and “bow” the strings. The translation of the word is as follows:. On his webiste’s intro, Onoue says:.
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Physical Computing 2010 | Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog | Page 2
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. Newer posts →. October 15, 2010. A duck rescue game. Rescue the helpless little duck from drowning. Swim over, grab a hold and bring him to the lighthouse. Be sure to watch out for the obstacles in the water while paddling. The little duck can paddle with it’s flippers and is controlled by two cranks on a pedestal. A miniproject in the Physical Computing course taken at the masters program Interaction Design at Chalmers University of Technology. October 13, 2010.
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Huggie | Physical Computing 2010
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. November 11, 2010. Throughout the Physical Computing course, I developed Huggie the interactive pillow. It started out from a wish to explore personal involvement with physical objects around us through an interactive artefact. What properties should an object have to make it easier to get attached to it? When does attachment take place and under which conditions? Are questions that triggered this project. Huggie receiving its first big hug. FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS an...
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Outside-o-meter | Physical Computing 2010
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. The spinning LED display. The Pyrosphere →. October 25, 2010. This entry was posted in Mini Projects. The spinning LED display. The Pyrosphere →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. The spinning LED display →. October 21, 2010. Group 14 (Peiyao, Jörgen, Pekka, Joakim, Allen). This entry was posted in Mini Projects. The spinning LED display →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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The Pyrosphere | Physical Computing 2010
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. Mini Projects →. November 3, 2010. This is the Pyrosphere shown in the Burning Man 2010. I think it is really cool because I like light and fire that are programmed to the music. The Pyrosphere is thirty-seven feet tall and it has ninety-one flamethrowers. So it is quite big. And the best is that it’s control by a Arduino. Here is a movie of what it can do:. From the site Nexus Burning Man 2010 Photos. This entry was posted in Inspiration. Light and Fire Show.
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physcomp10 | Physical Computing 2010
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. November 11, 2010. Throughout the Physical Computing course, I developed Huggie the interactive pillow. It started out from a wish to explore personal involvement with physical objects around us through an interactive artefact. What properties should an object have to make it easier to get attached to it? When does attachment take place and under which conditions? Are questions that triggered this project. Huggie receiving its first big hug. Continue reading →.
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The spinning LED display | Physical Computing 2010
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. The spinning LED display. October 24, 2010. We just produced a video of our project and released it on YouTube. 3D LED display sphere with snake game and earth map. This entry was posted in Mini Projects. One response to “ The spinning LED display. October 24, 2010 at 10:55 pm. Wonderful, I really liked it very much …. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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August | 2010 | Physical Computing 2010
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. Monthly Archives: August 2010. Arduino and RF(nRF24L01 ). August 31, 2010. One of the cool things you can do with Arduino is interfacing with. Modules.There are different types of RF boards available in the market. We are going to work with “nrf24L01 ”Transceiver chip from. Mounted on a breakout board from. For this project you need two Arduino boards and two RF modules. Download and install this library for Arduino program(. August 26, 2010. Sketch and schematics...
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The TerraSimula | Physical Computing 2010
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Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. Next Post →. October 18, 2010. The TerraSimula subjects a plant to the weather conditions currently present somewhere on earth. Want to find out what the weather is like back home in Reykjavík? Is it nighttime in Tokyo? Is the weather in Buenos Aires as good as they say it is? The TerraSimula can answer all of these questions and maybe even keep a plant of your choice alive and prospering. The ready TerraSimula prototype in the lab. Next Post →. Get every new post...
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Physical Computing | Interaction Design Programme – Chalmers Computer Science
October 27, 2008 at 3:52 pm. Unprecedented musical instrument as a kind of ‘Moog’ Synthesizer’s controller dating back to 60’s ,the ‘Ribbon Controller ‘ uses an intrface -a conductive ribbon- and a chip NE555 which is a simple oscillator to produce some low noises going into a MULTI EFFECT(KORG AX1G) device to make desirable sounds . You should have the ability to generate harmonic sounds in order to make the best use of this kinda wierd musical instrument which is consisiting of three main part as follow.
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PHYSICAL COMPUTING Course- FALL 2009. October 23, 2009, 8:19 pm. This portable tic-tac-toe game is Group 12’s miniproject in the Physical Computing course 2009. October 23, 2009, 3:02 pm. Do you always burn your tongue on a fresh brewed coffee because you’re in a hurry? Do you forget your hot drink often and experience the “special” taste of cold coffee then? Hot chocLED is the miniproject of Naghmeh, Suvash, Diogo and Alex (Group 7). October 23, 2009, 2:35 am. Filed under: Game Hacks. The AIRduino Guita...
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Physical Computing 2010 | Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog
Chalmers Physical Computing 2010 weblog. November 11, 2010. Throughout the Physical Computing course, I developed Huggie the interactive pillow. It started out from a wish to explore personal involvement with physical objects around us through an interactive artefact. What properties should an object have to make it easier to get attached to it? When does attachment take place and under which conditions? Are questions that triggered this project. Huggie receiving its first big hug. Continue reading →.
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