Category: Recitation

As I am working on the distance detector and I am using THIS one, in particular, it came to me that I can simply just test it on recitation 10. … Continue reading Recitation #10: Image & Video

Step 1: Design I teamed up with Nicole and I was in the role of Student A, which designs the lower part of the kinetic pattern.  I started by creating … Continue reading Recitation #9: Digital Fabrication

Task #1:  Make a Processing Etch-A-Sketch In task 1, I built a circuit with two potentiometers. Then, I opened an Arduino example “SendMultipleValues” and replaced the line using millis() into … Continue reading Recitation #8: Serial Communication

Task #1: Test the NeoPixel I connected the NeoPixel Led strip to my Arduino and then tested the Blink example with the following code. And the first light blinked in … Continue reading Recitation #7: Neopixel Music Visualization

Recitation: void setup() { size(1024, 768); background(180); } void draw() { int r = int(random(200, 255)); int g = int(random(200, 255)); int y = int(random(10, 35)); fill(255); if (millis()<1454) { … Continue reading Recitation #6: Animating an Interactive Poster

Step 1: Choose your motif    When I read the question prompt which asks me to “try to select an image that has an aesthetic quality (e.g. in light/shadow, composition, colors), … Continue reading Recitation #5: Processing Basics

Step 1: Build the circuit As soon as we got to know that this was group work and we only have to make one final project in pairs, we arrived … Continue reading Recitation #4: Actuators and Mechanisms

Step 4: Bicep curls int SENSOR_PIN = 2; int tiltVal; int prevTiltVal; int count = 0; void setup() { pinMode(SENSOR_PIN, INPUT); // Set sensor pin as an INPUT pin Serial.begin(9600); … Continue reading Recitation #3: Workout

Circuit 1: Fade That was the first day we got our own Arduino kit, and when I connected Arduino uno with the USB-C adapter and the cable to my computer … Continue reading Recitation #2: Arduino Basics

Task 1 What the circuit does:  By twisting the knob of the POT-LIN, we can change the brightness of LED1 and when we press the button, the buzzer goes off … Continue reading Recitation#1: Electronics and Soldering