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A. Back to Summer Nostalgia – Victoria Chen – Rudi B. Our previous group research project was a helmet that cured depression among the population. The helmet was connected to helping others lift to a place of positive emotions. I really liked the concept of making people happier, so for the midterm project, Tina and … Continue reading Midterm Documentation: Back to Summer Nostalgia – Victoria Chen – Rudi

Process: Tina and I first worked on the cardboard section of the activity. We started off by cutting the pieces according to the cutting outline. Then, we hot glued the pieces together. Before, assembling everything together, we moved in to building the circuit as it was advised to us due to its complexity. When building … Continue reading Recitation 4: Actuators and Mechanisms Documentation

A. A Dancer’s Music Box – Victoria Chen  –  Rodolfo Cossovich B. Sketch of project   C. PROJECT EXPLANATION As a kid, I’ve always loved dancing games like Just Dance on Wii or the dancing pads you can buy from the toy store. These type of games allow people to dance to the music rather … Continue reading Individual Project Proposal

The Helmet that Cures Depression Fulfilment and Process:  My group’s artifact meets the assigned criteria. It is an interactive piece that takes away one’s depression. The user is able to experience a new type of treatment and the helmet interacts with the individual’s brainwaves. It also builds onto the idea of mental health support. There … Continue reading Group Research Project

1. 2. int SENSOR_PIN = 2; int tiltVal; int counter = 0; void setup() { pinMode(SENSOR_PIN, INPUT); Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { tiltVal = digitalRead(SENSOR_PIN); Serial.println(tiltVal); delay(10);put your setup code here, to run once: { if (digitalRead(SENSOR_PIN) == HIGH) { for(int counter = 1; counter <= 10; counter = counter +1) digitalWrite(SENSOR_PIN, HIGH); delay(250); digitalWrite(SENSOR_PIN, … Continue reading Recitation 3: Workout Sensors

Circuit 1: For the first circuit, the building process went smoothly. I clicked into the link and followed the image that was displayed. I connected each wire from the Arduino board to the breadboard, and connected those wires to the LED light. The LED lit up on the first try after running the code. Circuit … Continue reading Recitation 2: Arduino Basics Documentation

1. The Veldt – Ray Bradbury In present day, there are already smart watches, like Apple, that measure a person’s heart rate. To piggyback off of this design, we can possibly alter the heart rate measurer or connect heart rate to emotions. In this story, there seems to be miscommunication between the children and the … Continue reading Group Research Project: Read Documentation

My definition of interaction: Interaction is an action of communication. There is a level of respect and trust. Through communication, at least one side carries out the idea of one person. The creativity and art is carried out and expressed. Both sides are actively participating in the action of interaction. Variability is also important: the … Continue reading Research Group Project: Read

Task 1: Step 1: The first circuit connects to a button that activates the buzzer when pressed. In order for the buzzer to create a beeping sound, we connected the switch and buzzer to both the positive and negative charges of the breadboard. Unsuccessful trial step 1: Our buzzer did not beep when we pressed … Continue reading Recitation 1: Electronics and Soldering Documentation

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