Eye Tracking
For “Computers for the Rest of You” we have to come up with a project that reads “data” from our body (heart rate, brain waves, sweat, eye movement…) and investigate what…
Blog Thoughts, notes, and documentation
Talk to my blog
Ask me anything about these posts — what I wrote, how something works, or where to find a topic. I match your question to relevant articles automatically in the background (the same search logic as before), so you can just ask in your own words — no separate search field.
TOGI version 4
TOGI strikes again… Click on the buttons or use arrow keys. Click HERE to play in full screen. Right-click HERE for the source Flash file. Still need to add some sounds and movem…
TOGI - another version!
MUCH BETTER NOW… ufff… Press the SPACE bar to go through instructions… Make TOGI eat by pressing the RIGHT Arrow Key. Make TOGI sleep by pressing on the LEFT arrow key. DOWN …
More drawing with C
Homework for week 5 in Computational Forms… drawing, translating and rotating. Click HERE for the complete assignment. Legacy links from the original WordPress post …
TOGI !!
This week we will present our game prototypes to Annete from Seton. I created TOGI - a little robot I sometimes scribble on a piece of paper. As I posted earlier, the idea was to c…
Computers for the Rest of You - Capturing Your Experience
IDEA: My illusion is that I am pretty restless even when I am sitting down - I shake me leg constantly and I can never sit still. PROJECT COMPONENTS: Accelerometer transmitting i…
Data Visualization 2
Ha! Got it to work with real data… cheap way out though… ran my Java code and made it spit out the data to a file… then copied the data from the file into C so that I had a �…
Quick code
We did this quick code in Computational Forms today… Legacy links from the original WordPress post …
Data Visualization
For “Computers for the Rest of You” we have to plot data we recorded from a wearable device and plot it in an interesting way. I wore an accelerometer that connected to a J2ME …
Bezier Curves
One more Computational Forms homework… this one was tricky even though the results look stunningly simple… Click HERE to the homework. Bezier curves are quite interesting - che…