Part I: Arduino to Processing Video:IMG_3246 Circuit: For this exercise, I chose to use potentiometer as the interaction service. I remember we did an exercise on the potentiometer as controller in our previous recitation session. So I used that source…
Recitation 10: Workshops
I chose to attend the neopixel workshop, because I thought it is the most helpful for my final project. Recitation 10- neomatrix Arduino Code: ///setup for Neopixel #include <FastLED.h> // declares to use the FastLEB library #define LED_PIN 10 #define…
Recitation 8: Serial Communication
Exercise 1: Potentiometer x2 Many Cables Breadboard Processing Arduino Circuit: Video: Potentiometer drawing Arduino Code: void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { // read the input on analog pin 0: int sensor1 = analogRead(A0); int sensor2 = analogRead(A1); //…
Recitation 7: Functions and Arrays
Gucci Array practice (Because the initial color looks very gucci-ish). Step 1: //rec 7, gucci star; for (int i = 0; i< star.length; i++){ star=new star(); } } void draw(){ background(bg); for…
Recitation 6 Rainbow Circle Homework
I finished this by attending the rainbow group study session. Make a black circle. void setup(){ size(600, 600); } void draw(){ background(255); noFill(); strokeWeight(30); ellipse(width/2, height/2, 300, 300); } Make it expand and contracts float r = 300; int changeSize…
Recitation 5: Processing Basics
For this activity, I chose an artwork found in the Guggenheim Museum’s official website: Study for Homage to the Square I chose this artwork because it catches me by its simpleness. So I believe it will be a simple exercise…
Project 1 Documentation: Disability Assistance
Check out our final performance! ⬇️ When our group was first in touch with this project, we first thought about which article would be the easiest to elaborate on and come up with an artifact. After our first meeting, we…
Recitation 3: Sensors
Question 1: What did you intend to assemble in the recitation exercise? If your sensor/actuator combination were to be used for pragmatic purposes, who would use it, why would they use it, and how could it be used? We used…
Recitation 2: Arduino Basics
Circuit 1: Circuit 2: Circuit 3: Question 1: Besides buttons, there are other kinds of sensors that could takeover, and the game would also run. For example, pressure sensors. When we press on it on Arduino, it could also…
Recitation 1: Electronics & Soldering
Circuit 1: Door Bell Our team struggled the most on this circuit because we didn’t know where to put the switch and the capacitor. We tried to start from the top left corner but end up with no space. We…