ac12004 research presentations

1. A
boot
that
has
a
brain
Monday, 20 February 12

2. Monday, 20 February 12

3. EYE WRITER 2.0
Low
cost
eye
tracking
apparatus.
This
eye
writer
system
is
a
cheap
and
completely
open
source
technology
that
allows
one
to
interact
with
the
so8ware
with
just
eye
movement
alone
–
to
express
crea=vity
and
gain
digital
mobility
.
Monday, 20 February 12

4. Group
9
:
Presenta3on
• Pour
Master
Pro
-­‐
Aim
of
the
robot
is
to
pour
a
perfect
beer
in
any
size
glass
automa3cally.
• Use’s
two
ultrasonic
sensors
• Powered
by
an
Arduino
Duemilanove
• Error
Solving
Approaches.
Monday, 20 February 12

5. Group
16:
Gimme
• “Gimme
is
a
two
axis
numerically
controlled
robot
that
pans
a
room
looking
for
people.
Once
found,
the
machine
tracks
a
person,
cajoles
them
into
making
a
dona3on,
and
resumes
panning
the
room
searching
for
poten3al
donors.”
• -­‐Chris
Eckert
(creator)
Monday, 20 February 12

6. Milage
per
Gallon
hRp://www.openhardwarehub.com/projects/40-­‐Arduino-­‐CAN-­‐BUS-­‐OBD-­‐Gas-­‐Gauge?page=2#steps
Monday, 20 February 12

7. Laser
Harp
hRp://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=sLVXmsbVwUs&feature=player_embedded
Monday, 20 February 12

8. Above:
RepRap
Second
Gen
Mendel
Original
Monday, 20 February 12

9. Group
20
Monday, 20 February 12

10. Arduino
LED
Music
Visualiser
hRp://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=___XwMbhV4k
Monday, 20 February 12

11. Group
8
LED
CUBE
An
array
of
LED’s
Arduino
hRp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUcX41pokZY
Monday, 20 February 12

12. THE
LABYRINTH
GAME
Click
here
for
video
This
project
uses
two
servos
and
an
Arduino
to
turn
the
knobs
that
move
the
game
surface.
It
only
cost
£40
to
make
the
whole
project.
It
was
created
in
2009
by
Jes3n
Stoffel
and
Vince
Thompson.
Monday, 20 February 12

13. hRp://vimeo.com/2109234
Monday, 20 February 12

14. 3D LED
Display
Monday, 20 February 12

15. Pong
Clock
The
pong
clock
tells
the
3me
by
keeping
the
score
on
a
game
of
pong.
The
player
at
one
side
will
automa3cally
win
or
lose
to
take
into
account
when
the
3me
changes.
The
clock
can
be
changed
to
tell
the
3me
in
numbers
or
leRers,
and
can
also
just
stay
as
a
standard
3me
telling
piece
without
the
game
on
going.
The
parts
that
are
needed:
Arduino
board,
2
red
or
green
matrix
displays,
1
real
clock
chip
and
IC
socket,
1
crystal
oscillator,
1
coin
cell
holder
and
baRery
back
up,
ardunio
prototyping
shield,
16
Pin
IDC
Socket,
2x
‘Push
to
Make’
BuEons.,
USB
Lead,
Mains
to
USB
Power
Adapter.
hRp://www.instructables.com/id/Pong-­‐Word-­‐Clock/
Monday, 20 February 12

16. Arduino
Keyless
Entry
A
basic
Arduino
entry
system
using
a
touch
sensor
and
a
servo.
hRp://
www.youtube.com/
watch?
v=GU8Ej0c2R14
Monday, 20 February 12