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| − | ==Project 1: On The Body==
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| − | ==Project 2: Inhuman Factors / Sensitivity Training==
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| − | ==Project 3: Mind (of) the Machine==
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| − | The idea was that by making [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_divider voltage dividers] for every plug we would be able to identify which plugs are connected on the arduino.
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| − | Below you see the first prototype on a breadboard with some voltage dividers, here we found that when you connect two of the circuits the resistance (or rather, the voltage) of these two would become the same. This is how we tell the arduino that two plugs are connected.
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