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- @AHarmonica criticism was a bit harsh. more like debate or dialogue. 2012/01/26
- Traditional brainstorming, in which every idea is a good idea, is ineffective. There needs to be a layer of criticism: http://t.co/Zg0TWZFP 2012/01/26
- Does tomorrow's solar flare mean a crazy sunset for NYC? I may need to bring my camera in with me. 2012/01/24
- Neil Young is making albums with Crazy Horse again: http://t.co/LCt9lcvg 2012/01/23
- after last post by @cshirky we owe it to ourselves to read #SOPA if we haven't already (i have not). direct url to pdf: http://t.co/hrBHMkXb 2012/01/20
- new @cshirky post up today: http://t.co/pzVqG916 2012/01/20
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Category Archives: Physical Computing
Love Machine: the Power is On!
Love Machine, my SMS-based interactive thing for singles nights, released under the name Publk (taking a stab at starting a company that does something specific), is now in use bi-weekly at Hugs in Brooklyn. It’s super easy to use and … Continue reading
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Path-o-Logic
Path-o-Logic is an interactive navigation system for museums, trade shows, conferences, and large exhibitions at which the user has a finite amount of time to visit many works, booths, and tables. Path-o-Logic divides large areas into smaller spaces to ease … Continue reading
Tracking Garbage and Recycling Bin Usage Online
For our most recent Networked Objects assignment, we were asked to log data to a database on Sensorbase, as an exercise to bring information from the physical world to the Internet. Xiaoyang and I decided to log the activity of … Continue reading
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Physical Computing Final – The Colliadora Series
Please see our website for all the documentation you’ll need to understand our final project!
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Lab #4 – Mr. Band-Aid Man
I had a great time working with Amanda on Lab 4. We set up a motion sensor to interact with the servo motor, and I couldn’t help but make a band-aid dance at the whim of my hand movements. You … Continue reading
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Lab #3
This didn’t work the first time I tried it, but it was just a problem uploading to the Arduino, Everything is A-OK.
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What happened to the two door toaster?
I hadn’t asked myself this question – in part because I have one – until reading Norman’s Emotion and design: Attractive things work better. This toaster, shown here, dates from the late Nouveau/early Deco period, and as someone who admires … Continue reading
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Observation in Interactivity
This assignment sort of began in reverse. After noticing peculiar interaction with a device we all likely use several times a week, I decided to compare this to the more common type of interaction to which we are most accustomed. … Continue reading
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Lab #2 – Physical Computing
Now almost completely devoid of gainful employment, I am free to spend several chosen hours on a project rather than spending the spare hours work afforded me with panic and freak-outs. After trading Arduinos with Armanda (our Arduino’s would only … Continue reading
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