FINAL PROJECT Raymond Hruby II | Art 150 | UIC 2017 General Idea: Exploring relationship between technology and spirituality Materials: Neopixel(13 array) FSR Mic Amp Photo Resistor Step Motor 1 blue LED, 2 yellow LEDs Resistors, Wire, Arduino, etc. Modeling clay Aluminum Foil Masking Tape Steps Built basic sculpture wire into a somewhat sitting pose…
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Final Project – Brandon
New Media Art | ART 150 FINAL PROJECT – Brandon ‘Cautious’ Lion-dog My final project is a continuation of my Interactive Project where I used a small pot in the shape of a lion-dog. Previously, my project made use of the FSR which acted as a ‘tongue’ for the lion-dog. When the tongue (FSR) was…
Final Project
Light up Umbrella Materials: Neopixel strips Accelerometer Umbrella ardunio wires resistor duck tape solder Start by using me-pixels strips. I used three but you can use more. You need to wire it like this picture Next you should set up the accelerometer using the wiring steps. Next step is to merge (solder) all the like…
Final Project
Flickering Neopixel Candle For my final project, I have decided to create a mock candle using the Arduino and a set of Neopixels. The idea of this project is for the Neopixels to mimic the flicker of a candle burning, essentially recreating the organic motion of a burning, flickering, and fluttering candle. Materials -Arduino…
Final Project
TA Gauntlet Materials Legos arduino usb battery pack small bread board neopixel strip (4 pixels) 5 touch sensors 5 buzzers male to female wires male to male wires Code /* * Author:George Cepeda * Date:4/10/17 * ToDo: * -Code in pins to use * -create function that will play a tone out of buzzer *…
Final Interactive Project
My final projects incorporates multiple neropixles, an ultrasonic sensor and some tissue paper. The piece would be hanging on a wall with the sensor facing out. This sensor used an echolocation method to judge distance. When left alone the paper is dark, but as someone walks up to it lights will appear. As the viewer…
Lucas Milkovich Final Project
PROJECT: COLOR CHANGING ACCESSORIES VIA TWITTER MATERIALS NeoPixels x 9 Wire Soldering kit Conductive thread Twitter Desired Clothing (in this case a jacket) INSTRUCTIONS My idea behind this project was the connection that social media has to fashion and trends. I wanted to think of a way to make dig deeper with this connection and…
Shana’s Final Project – Kaleidoscade
Kaleidoscade I love the visual effect of the kaleidoscope with it’s structured geometrical patterns based on the random movement of colored objects at the end of a tube of mirrors. The juxtaposition of order and chaos as well as the reflection and refraction of light was interesting to me and I wanted to try…
FINAL PRJ JAVEREA AHMED
Everytime, the word “muslim” is tweeted an LED lights up with a buzzer. it is a virtual way of attracting attention that Muslims in real life consistently deal with. The idea is reinforced by the fact that the buzzing and red light is coming from a clear and transparent bag. Demonstrating how muslim lives in…
Diego Vega Final Project
Twitter controlled maze game by Diego Vega Objective: To create a visual maze game that will be controlled by many users sending commands via Twitter. The game will use Arduino’s potentiometer as input to modify the color of the background of the maze. Materials: Arduino Uno Computer Arduino IDE Processing IDE Data Cable Potentiometer Jumper…
Final Project
By Danny Azarenko & Jamie Auza The concept of this piece is that as the user interacts with the piece, time will move faster. First we soldered a whole bunch of LEDs together to create a grid. Then laser cut the letters out from a piece of scrap black acrylic (shown below inside a frame)….
Summer Shaw Final Project
I wanted to create a piece connected to Twitter. Recently on Twitter, “13 Reasons Why” has been trending. This is a novel-based Netflix series centered on a teenage girl who commits suicide. This series takes an awkward, commonly misinterpreted subject and makes it approachable for viewers. However, the underlining message of the series to remind…