Posts Tagged 'F14'
Final Project Sketch – AdaptPack
Group Members: Horace Hou, Nkinde Ambalo AdaptPack is a bag that adapts to your current social needs. Charging using the energy generated from you walking around, AdaptPack will allow you to warm/cool your drinks in the side pockets, play music through
Final Project Sketch – AdaptPack
Group Members: Horace Hou, Nkinde Ambalo AdaptPack is a bag that adapts to your current social needs. Charging using the energy generated from you walking around, AdaptPack will allow you to warm/cool your drinks in the side pockets, play music through
Final Project Sketch – Spatial Awareness
Team Members: Jake Scherlis and Zade Delgros We are planning to make a wearable device that uses ultrasonic range sensors to map the depth of the environment the user is in. We will substitute the depth of the environment
Final Project Sketch – Spatial Awareness
Team Members: Jake Scherlis and Zade Delgros We are planning to make a wearable device that uses ultrasonic range sensors to map the depth of the environment the user is in. We will substitute the depth of the environment
Final Project Sketch – Connected Exercise
Jeffrey Houng Jesse Klein Zac Mau We are developing a wearable armband technology that aims to bring runners, cyclists, etc together. The armband will transmit a geographic location that will be picked up by another identical armband that will
Final Project Sketch – Connected Exercise
Jeffrey Houng Jesse Klein Zac Mau We are developing a wearable armband technology that aims to bring runners, cyclists, etc together. The armband will transmit a geographic location that will be picked up by another identical armband that will
Final Project Sketch – Composition with Non-Newtonian Fluid
Team Members: Aditi Sarkar and Becca Epstein We are creating an ascetically dynamic piece by exploring the material properties of Oobleck. Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid made of cornstarch and water. We will use pure data reacting to proximity sensors to
Final Project Sketch – Composition with Non-Newtonian Fluid
Team Members: Aditi Sarkar and Becca Epstein We are creating an ascetically dynamic piece by exploring the material properties of Oobleck. Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid made of cornstarch and water. We will use pure data reacting to proximity sensors to
Final Project Sketch – Screenscar
In the case of denim or leather products, visible erosion of the material is a marker of value. We enjoy the aesthetic of a worn leather belt, whose signs of wear suggest a sort of history. This type of
Final Project Sketch – Screenscar
In the case of denim or leather products, visible erosion of the material is a marker of value. We enjoy the aesthetic of a worn leather belt, whose signs of wear suggest a sort of history. This type of
Final Project Sketch – Superpower – Wrecking Ball
Our project will display data in an easily viewable and interesting way. We will have a grid of ping pong balls on a fan (each being able to move in the vertical direction up and down). We will pull information
Final Project Sketch – Superpower – Wrecking Ball
Our project will display data in an easily viewable and interesting way. We will have a grid of ping pong balls on a fan (each being able to move in the vertical direction up and down). We will pull information
Final Project Sketch – KineControl Modular Music
By Maggie Burke & Daniel Hua The KineControl is a modular device worn on the ankles and wrists used to control different parameters of music. Each band will contain a LightBlue Bean, an infrared light emitter strip, an infrared light
Final Project Sketch – KineControl Modular Music
By Maggie Burke & Daniel Hua The KineControl is a modular device worn on the ankles and wrists used to control different parameters of music. Each band will contain a LightBlue Bean, an infrared light emitter strip, an infrared light
Autonomous Robot Part 3 – Destroying Search
Introduction Sometimes, things just don’t work out. This project was a second iteration of our earlier project, an autonomous robot named Search. It never came to full fruition. For this second iteration the robot’s behavior was modeled to explore
Autonomous Robot Part 3 – Destroying Search
Introduction Sometimes, things just don’t work out. This project was a second iteration of our earlier project, an autonomous robot named Search. It never came to full fruition. For this second iteration the robot’s behavior was modeled to explore
Autonomous Robot Part 3 – Tapeworm
Team Members: Miles Peyton, Jeffrey Houng Introduction: In this age of robots becoming smarter and smarter, where they are starting to emulate living and natural behavior, we wanted to create an autonomous robot that exemplified organic and natural movement. Through
Autonomous Robot Part 3 – Tapeworm
Team Members: Miles Peyton, Jeffrey Houng Introduction: In this age of robots becoming smarter and smarter, where they are starting to emulate living and natural behavior, we wanted to create an autonomous robot that exemplified organic and natural movement. Through
Autonomous Robot Part 3 – Raphael – The Turtle Bot
Raphael is the successor to Donatello the drawing robot. The goal of the Turtle bot project is to create a robot that can create its own works of art. Just like Donatello, Raphael drives around on a whiteboard table
Autonomous Robot Part 3 – Raphael – The Turtle Bot
Raphael is the successor to Donatello the drawing robot. The goal of the Turtle bot project is to create a robot that can create its own works of art. Just like Donatello, Raphael drives around on a whiteboard table