An independent study with professor Zevensuy Rodriguez. Some of the projectshere:
You know the game where you hit a lever with a hammer and the puck shoots upand (depending on how strong you are) hits a bell? This is the digitalversion, based on audio, and it takes so many different forms:
- Classic: simple puck and bell game.
- Ballpit: loud sounds trigger a wave of motion in a ballpit.
- Balloon: loud sounds fire up a fan which pushes a balloon towards a tac.
- Coulomb: balls are attracted to a point and deflect each other with charge.
- Cliff: a guy is tightroping between two cliffs. Knock him off the rope with loud sounds and watch him bounce up high
Check out each of the sub-directories for an in depth explanation of the coolthings that built each project.
Samples:
In every Iron Man movie, Tony Stark has some cool home computer system thatreacts to his every work and movement.
While that may look a bit futuristicand farfetched, the reality is that it's pretty close to existance.
The Leap Motion is a device that tracks the positions of your hands, allowing you to do some pretty cool stuff.You can pick up and move around objects, interact with a virtual world, and even draw in 3D.That last one interested me, so I set about setting it up with one draw-back: I don't have a VR headset.It seemed to me that most of the world doesn't own a VR headset, so why only make a drawing app for those who do?In a very straight-forward way, that's exactly what this project does. It allows you to draw with your hands in a 3D world.Check outdoc.md to see how I did it.
