imclab/Reaction_Timer
A simple tool to show how quickly it takes for a human to respond to a light turning on.
Liar, Liar is an interactive iPad interface for triggering sounds and controlling motors simultaneously based on the user's selection. The code involves communication between Processing, Arduino, and the Open Sound Control protocol. The following was implemented as an art installation at UCSC Digital Arts & Research Center to control the robotic noses of Obama and Romney puppets. Matching the truthfulness of their soundbites, the motorized noses would move forward or backward.
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A simple tool to show how quickly it takes for a human to respond to a light turning on.
Spinning LEDs on a top hat. See tutorial for more info.
This is a new take on the original Simon Says game. Instead of pressing buttons, the player is challenged to tilt the game in a specific pattern of rotations.
Example code and board files for the USB Weather Board