Arduino Demo | Making a Capacitive Touch Sensor

(I think I spent way too much time on the code) I had created special code for my arduino to have it act as a capacitive touch sensor. I used the analog inputs to catch the rest of the voltage powered by a 5V source. Between the Source and the analog in was a resistor…

RGB control for your room!

This is a simple Arduino sketch that controls a bunch of NeoPixel like addressable LEDs by the user’s touch input from the slider. This communication to the addressable LEDs is done with SparkFun qwiic, which is an Adafruit StemmaQT compatible protocol.

Arduino Demo Sketch: Material Manipulation

I used the light sensor and the temperature sensor to manipulate aspects of a shape’s material. I used the jit.gl.material object and various attrui objects. The light sensor’s data is used to change the specular level of the material, while the temperature sensor’s data manipulates the diffuse level of the material. I was unsure of…

Arduino Sketch – Everything comes Together TV Edition

Since everything is wrapping up I wanted to practice bringing everything I had learned together into a fun Arduino experiment. I wanted to simulate an old TV static with bad service, such as a watching TV in the middle of nowhere vibe, but with a modern feel and smoother polish. This was fun finding the…

Arduino Sensor Sketch- Will Aaron

So it turns out my sensors and wires have been delayed even longer so I decided to work with the default photoresistor that came with my kit. It changes the shape size and color of a jitter object in Max.

Dylan Valev Arduino Demo Sketch

For this assignment, I used Unity to read in the Arduino’s light sensor to read in data and change an image depending on whether or not it had ample light. When the light is on, it reveals the bathtub cryptid, haunting the scene (spooky image for spooky month). When the light is off, it’s only…

Nathan Clune – Arduino Demo Sketch

My Arduino demo sketch is a model of the human eye. It uses the light sensor as input, and displays how the human eye would respond to the given level of brightness. The pupil dilates to take in more light when brightness is low, and the pupil shrinks to take in less light when brightness…

Arduino Sketch (Hanwen Xu)

A small Arduino sketch using the force sensor. I have a technical question tho. Suppose I want to attach the force sensor on my hand, how can I connect and extend the wire? Do I tie each head to a jumper wire with conductive tape? Any good idea for wire extension?

Arduino Demo Sketch

For my sketch, I decided to play around with the cycle-delic patch and use the light sensor to test out different settings of light. Initially, I turned my lights off to show the unprovoked/less chaotic visual, and then I would turn on my desk lamp to trigger the funky visuals! Arduino was fun to mess…

Arduino Sketch

For my Arduino sketch, I decide to experiment and see how well Unity could read sensor data. The result was that there no little delay, but the data can be a little messy, although I have some ideas how to fix them. This has been the result of my experimentation so far. When the circle…

Arduino Sketch (John L)

The video above is just a quick demo of using the force sensor as a switch. When someone touches the sensor, the audio begins to play. When the sensor is free after someone touches it, the audio plays the second half. The original video of the audio is shown below, along with an image of…

Arduino Demo Sketch: Light Touch

For this demo sketch, I attempted to use the force, temperature, and light sensors. All of them could affect what would appear on the Max 8 (or Cycling 74) Cycle-delic patch. The video below demonstrates how all three sensors affect the Cycle-delic patch: The force sensor was able to change the patterns of what would…

Arduino Demo Sketch

I used the light sensor with the Arduino to control the time of day as shown by the sky in this scene. I was interested in using the temperature sensor as well to control seasons but that would have been harder to convey with just a sky scene. The Arduino is super fun and easy…