The sensor project is getting a little more real- and we need cases for mounting. Recently we got a Makerbot Replicator 2 and we’re prototyping cases and mounting systems for the sensors. 3D printing is the best option in this case, originally I was drilling out fittings inside otter boxes, but that ...
So a few months ago I started a project that revolves around a sensor network that produces data from physical action- mainly people’s movement. It started pretty slow, I basically had to teach myself how to build sensors how to get them to talk to computers, how to get a whole bunch of them to ...
Invo’s podcast The Digital Life did an Internet of Things episode, Dirk Knemeyer does an awesome opening piece about the lacking infrastructure of the IOT and Erik Dahl, Jon Follett and I have a fun conversation about what we think of it, check it out! http://thedigitalife.com/5_questions/the-internet-of-things-and-our-50th-episode Also, if you’re a podcast listener, you ...
After a 1.5 month XBee API roadblock, with the help of Chris Westra – we’ve got some progress on the sensor project!
This sketch is very similar to ttMoveDouble except it’s using the controlP5 GUI library to control how big the circles grow every time a sensor is activated. controlP5 is really cool, and I encourage you to check it out! The code and how to set everything up is at https://github.com/scottsullivan/ttMoveDoubleCP5 I first learned about (and how to use) ...
This is similar to Processing + Arduino 01, except it involves TWO PIR motion sensors instead of one, in order to control both of them without having to type the same code twice, I used a custom function. Check out the code and the setup on my Github https://github.com/scottsullivan/ttMoveDouble
I made this tutorial with the code that I cobbled together when I very first started with connecting the Arduino outputs into Processing. This was one of the beginning steps in a project I’m working on with Tigertree in the Short North, Columbus. The Processing sketch is WAY over commented, but I wanted to make sure ...