THREE PROJECT PROPOSALS

  1. PROJECT TITLE:

Abstract Art

PROJECT STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

I want to make art that involves a random generation of input that would result in a random generation of shapes and colors. There is already plenty of abstract and quite “random” artwork, such as LSD artwork. However, I want the user to input values by moving or speaking to a detector where that input is recorded and altered into art.

DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES:  

2. PROJECT TITLE:

laser beam hand

PROJECT STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

I want to make a gadget wrapped around the forearm where it can shoot something out of it. I want to include a laser as a way to aim the device. I am inspired by the Iron Man suit where Tony Stark can shoot lasers out of his hand.

DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES:

3. PROJECT TITLE:

Catchers and Receivers game

PROJECT STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

I want to make a game about capturing points, where 1 player shoots the point out and the other player has to catch it. However, I want it to be interactive by using the user body and a device as a real scale distance to the character on the screen. I also want the first player to do an actual throwing gesture in order to throw the point out.

DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES:

Recitation 7: Neopixel Music Visualization

Task 1:

I didn’t struggle so much on this task since we’ve already done it before during Thursday’s class. The steps were also relatively simple and easy to follow.

Thursday’s processing code:


 

Task 2:

Since we’ve already downloaded all the additional software during Thursday’s class, I was able to skim through this task. However, the code and the input were a little confusing to me at first, but after some google searches, I was able to understand what the code meant and what I had to input.

Task 3:

I spent the majority of the class time figuring out how to code this part. I was confused about how I had to combine Processing and Arduino together. After I asked for help multiple times, I was able to alter the music and link it to the Neopixel as well as the Processing screen.

Changing the song:

Linking it to Processing Neopixel and Arduino Neopixel:


 

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