Yayuan Yang ｜ yy4492@nyu.edu
Elastic “Band”-Claire Yang-Professor Rudi Context and Significance As is shown by the quotation mark, I made a pun in the title of my project. The word band represents both the physical band for fitness and the band for playing the music. During my previous research, I gradually came up with my definition of Interaction. I think … Continue reading Midterm Project Report
Step 1: Build the circuit At the beginning of the recitation, my partner Xiangyi and I were each responsible for wiring one side of the H-Bridge. We quickly completed the connection and uploaded the example sketch. To our delight, the motor rotated smoothly so we plugged in the 12 VDC power supply and uploaded the … Continue reading Recitation 4: Actuators and Mechanisms
Elastic “Band”-Claire Yang-Professor Rudi Sketch: What is it? My project focuses on the topic of wellness and is relevant to fitness enthusiasts. It’s a audio-visual fitness gadget that can value the strength through 5 LEDs and sound a note after each pull. By controlling the strength and … Continue reading Midterm Project: Individual Proposal
How do we come up with the idea? The idea is inspired by the second narrative The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas ( Ursula K. Le Guin, The Wind’s Twelve Quarters) We formed a WeChat group and brainstormed together. Soon we found that the second story was intriguing and thought-provoking, which stimulated our ideas about an interactive … Continue reading Group Research Project: Make, Perform & Report
Step1 Code: Prepare my tilt sensor int SENSOR_PIN = 2; int tiltVal; void setup() { pinMode(SENSOR_PIN, INPUT); // Set sensor pin as an INP Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { // read the state of the sensor tiltVal = digitalRead(SENSOR_PIN); Serial.println(tiltVal); delay(10); } Step2 Code: Refine the code int SENSOR_PIN = 2; int tiltVal; int prevTiltVal; … Continue reading Recitation 3: Workout