So, it turns out that I’m probably not going to use the Hijack approach to getting serial data from my Mindflex into my iPhone. This is mainly due to the fact that I have the majority of the components to build a similar system from scratch. The difference will be that I will not use […]
Read MoreCheck out the post that I made below to read about my ideas of syncing personal EEG feedback with the masses via a smartphone application. http://interaction2012.coin-operated.com/?p=547
Read MoreNotes on my ongoing EEG project (with semester plan):
Read MoreIntroduction This posts details my first attempt at building a Brain Computer Interface (BCI), as well as, some of the research I did along the way. There are a number of methods of retrieving neurofeedback from the brain, but Electroencephalography (EEG) is the least invasive of the known methods. Other methods, despite producing cleaner and more localized […]
Read MoreThis piece is a response to the following articles: Why We Twitter: Understanding Microblogging Usage and Communities by Akshay Java, Tim Finin, Xiaodan Song, and Belle Tseng Great Wall of Facebook: The Social Network’s Plan to Dominate the Internet – and Keep Google Out by Fred Vogelstein Why The Future Doesn’t Need Us, by Bill Joy The […]
Read More[VIDEO TO COME] I. Introduction This project was very experimental in nature. I wanted to create an interface that uniquely translated the mind’s understanding of one common system onto a very different common system through a simple switch interface. Both the physics of kinematics and the science of color have always intrigued me. With this […]
Read More[vimeo 32869590 w=500 h=500] Project Summary This project is an extension of Orbitorbs v1.0. I translated the code that I wrote in processing into Openframeworks, a C++ based programming language. I added additional features that enabled more user control over the planetary system including: The ability to pause the solar system simulation and edit planet […]
Read MoreSummary This was a project that I did in Physical Computing during my first semester at Parsons. I used a 2-line by 16-character New Haven LCD Display and an Arduino. Luckily, I found this great website that provides a hexadecimal generator for creating custom character designs for LCD displays. The song in the animation is […]
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