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Revision as of 12:49, 3 November 2014
Contents
The Sensors
Biomedical
- heartbeat
- blood pressure
- muscle (electromyography)
- galvanic skin response
- ...
Group 1
Vision
- light
- camera (CCD)
- motion
- Infrared (IR)
- ...
Atmospheric
- humidity
- pressure
- temperature
- light
- ...
Group 2
Nina Bienke Lotte Gaby Sara Paula
Motion
- acceleration
- gyroscopic
- tilt, roll, pitch
- ...
Group 3
Location
- GPS
- WiFi
- compass
- ...
Proximity
- proximity sensors
- distance sensors
Force
- force sensor
- tension sensors
- vibration/knock sensor (piezo)
- flex
Touch
- Touch sensor
- capacitive touch
- other kinds of touch
Audio
- sound sensors
- microphones
A. Understanding the tech
- What are they? What do they do? On a conceptual level ? (abstraction)
- How do they work? What do they actually do? techically, explain the most common ways to "read" them.
- What can you do with them? What are the applications? (what are the current uses of this tech? from the most conventional to the bizarre, futuristic)
