
This is my pods project at BM. Hopefully there is other documentation out there, as I got none.
Nice Work Randy!
And it comes with a thesis paper! http://2uptech.com/intimate_control/
Multitouch Prototype 2 from Randy Jones on Vimeo.
This guys work is great. I need to look into getting some of these myolectric sensors. Maybe the artificial limbs factory on Vashon is a good place to research this stuff… I’ll keep you posted, in the meantime enjoy Daito Manabe!
YouTube – electric stimulus to face -test3 ( Daito Manabe ).
Things I’ve noticed about myself that seem a little weird or counter-productive.
I worry about losing or even worse missing out on any of the discussions in the technical lists I am subscribed to, especially ones I read regularly. ie. max-msp, jitter. I really shouldn’t care, and maybe should stop reading them so much. Instead go to them when I want to help the community, or when I need a specific thing, but quit worrying about the newest ideas and/or solutions passing me by.
For all you clever students that managed to find this post it is a place holder. Would be nice to know if you can comment on it. You might have to register as I received a lot of spam. If one student comments then I will be sure to update this with useful info and interesting links before Friday. Thank you! It was a pleasure sharing with you.
As you can see by the fact that my last post was over a year ago. This blog thing has yet to capture my attention as a writer.
I just re-checked-out these guys out:http://naoism.com/I got to hang out with these guys when they were in Seattle about 5 years ago. There stuff is really slick. What impressed me most about them though, was that I saw them as hosts to part of a film festival or something. For there first set they just played videos that they collected around the world by the people that they thought were the best in the visual-music field. That stuff was incredible.
Basically I have tried silicone vs glue in that order from left to right on the metal mounting unit. Gorrila Glue worked far better than silicone, but I need to make something better for laying the glue and clamping the LEDs. I also am comparing three different LEDs. There is a 50deg version of all of these that might be better. The specs are…
- model WP7113F3C (20) — This is the freq. for Wii controllers compare to recomended radioshack part # 276-143
- 940nm
- 20 degrees – I need to confirm that my LEDs truly match this spec.
- 1.2-1.6V
- current?-
- Results of experiments- The unibrain doesn’t see this as well in general, I am going to try it with the wiimote as it might be better than the actual.
- model WP7113SF6C
- 860nm
- 20 degrees
- 1.35-1.6V
- Current? max 50mz? So a 16-20ma resistor is good
- test result – this is the best thru the bandpass filter
- -I believe these are the ones I used in the mount I made with Ben
- model WP7113SF7C (10)- (I believe these are the ones I still have clustered to the board.)
- 20 degrees
- 850nm
- 1.4-1.6V
- Current?
- IR-Cutoff Filter
- specs
- Band Pass filter
- specs
I should put relevant media here.


