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W1-Switch
My first arduino It’s very satisfying to see those LED’s switch to my command, it’s even nicer to see how sometimes even digital has some shades of gray. Moved on to the combination lock, deep cold...
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W1-Combination Lock (failed)
Every attempt I make at cracking this puzzle seems to get me further away from any sort of solution and closer to remotely comprehend what not to ask of my Arduino. Having no real experience in...
View ArticleW2-Achluophobic LED
Or what would your LED do if it were sacred of the dark? Building upon the lab example and adding a cell sensor into the mix, plus some simple programming. The trick was in calibrating the values...
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[See image gallery at www.tamarziv.com] A camera in which your hands are the view finder. The the glove is equipped with a camera lens, and location transmitters which allow calculation of the final...
View ArticleW3-Parallel LED’s
Here I learned that LED’s of different colors also have different resistance.
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W4-Stupid Pet Trick
My stupid pet trick started at the junk shelf, where I happened to find an old Zip drive, I liked the idea of having a clean translucent case to hide my dirty electronic circuitry crafting skills. I...
View ArticleW6/7-Serial
Here are serial labs I and II, with some added code on the processing site, just for the fun of it. I have reused my stupid pet trick as a controller on both labs. Serial I: Serial II:
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W9-Media Controller
Urban Media Controller – A collaboration with Joshua Clayton and Russell de la Torre An interface with which to conduct an urban symphony. samples from distinct locations around the city are captured...
View ArticleW13-sonicPoetry
An electrically amplified typewriter, for composing and performing sonic poetry/prose/etc Using a Remington portable typewriter, I plan to tap into the mechanical heart of the typewriter and extract...
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