project I

Arduino,Assignment,Hardware,Sensors — Tags: — isla @ 7:29 pm

Nancy, Nearsighted Narcissist

Blow_up_Nancy

 

 

Apologies for this bad documentation taken at 1 am, when the sensor was still working.

Cold description: Sharp analog distance sensor as input. Values above 200, or objects close enough to sensor, trigger actuation of blower (via arduino & break out to relay module switching blower power on and off)

Warm description: When Nancy “sees” her own reflection in the mirror, she augments her voluminous hair and lips.

If I could give her a song, it would be this one:  

Project 1

Electric Shock Wind Reprieve

A low-voltage electric shock is delivered to my arm.

When I blow on the wind sensor, I am granted a temporary reprieve from the pain. The duration of the break lasts as long as I blow times two.

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Assignment 1: sensor + actuator

Uncategorized — llaham @ 8:28 am

This is HI-BOT! He is there to greet you, regardless of the location you enter! So long as you stop by and say ‘hi’ first. If you are too far away, he assumes that you are not entering to speak to him and does not wave.

 
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ynN-zE9Ny8&feature=youtu.be

Annoy-Me-Not

Uncategorized — joel_simon @ 5:55 am

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNSYU4kaxew

[En]coding architecture conference @ CMU: Feb 8-9, 2013

 

Teensy/Arduino to anything

Hardware,Max,Sensors — Ali Momeni @ 4:12 pm

Check it:

teach.alimomeni.net/2012spring2b/?p=298

Welcome

Course Administration — Ali Momeni @ 8:40 pm

Hello and welcome to Critical Robotics.

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