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Hanami

Sakura in Fukuoka Hanami or flower viewing is commonly associated with the act of viewing cherry blossoms. I think I’ve found my idea for my Computational Cameras final. It has an intresting history that dates back to the 18th century on how a single flower can symbolize extreme beauty and a quick death due to [ READ MORE ]

Flash cards

While most everyone is using Junaio I decided to use the AR toolkit instead. I wanted to make something like magnetic letters on a refrigerator. I got the idea for this in church where each code represents a word. One of the first things I encountered was the words were coming out in reverse. Even [ READ MORE ]

Camera Walk?

I’ve posted it before I think that I always wanted a holodeck. But of course this is nothing like that. So for this project I finally got the network camera working at my place in Queens and uploading the images every 15 minutes. I shot some video from a window at ITP and put the [ READ MORE ]

Apple bite

Watch here   import oscP5.*; OscP5 oscP5; //crane[] crane; PImage crane1; PImage crane2; PImage crane3; PImage crane4; PImage crane5; PImage apple; String crane= "crane1, crane2, crane3, crane4, crane5"; PVector posePosition; boolean found; float eyeLeftHeight; float eyeRightHeight; float mouthHeight; float mouthWidth; float nostrilHeight; float leftEyebrowHeight; float rightEyebrowHeight; float[] chew = new float [5]; //float[] crane = [ READ MORE ]

Skeletal tracking

This week Kim Ash and I worked together on the skeletal tracking of the Kinect using OpenNI. The idea is when you reach a pose, a “nuclear” explosion occurs. Using the code sample from ITP Resident Greg Borenstien’s book “Making Things See, 2011″, it was fairly straightforward enough to get the skeletal tracking in place. [ READ MORE ]

Information display – ICM Finals

A far cry from what I made for the midterms, I think this would be better on another surface other than my computer screen. So I’ve been able to parse the weather API of Yahoo and the AP headline feeds for news. Using two XML parsing codes is a bit challenging. There’s something in the [ READ MORE ]

ICM Finals

I’ve decided to expand my midterm project for ICM by using real data this time. Thanks to NYU Professor Dan Shiffman’s Yahoo Weather API code I had somewhere to begin with. Going through the Yahoo API wasn’t that hard and neither was parsing the data from the XML feed. I did however wanted to find [ READ MORE ]

Graffiti in a can/ media controller

Inspired by “Picasso’s Drawing with Light” we wanted to make something similar but instead of taking pictures, we would be using live video. http://www.life.com/embed/index/gallery/id/24871/size/large/isHd/0 While Picasso used a slow shutter speed and a quick hand with a flashlight to create the images. We used arduino and processing to create our own “graffiti can”. Initially we [ READ MORE ]

ICM Seasonal Calendar

For my ICM midterms, I thought of things to make that would look cool but at the same time, represent me or at least the artistic side of me if there ever is one. I decided to make a season clock. I come from a country where the only sesons we have is hot and [ READ MORE ]

More interactivity with ramen

http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/iframe.php?visualID=39297&width=720&height=480&border=true Press “e” for eggs. “o” for onions. Click on the mouse over the bowl to add noodles. Will add more stuff[ READ MORE ]

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