for those wondering why there were no news…
in december 2008 I graduated with my project “default to public”,
which is now nearly completely documented online:
tweetleak
tweetscreen
Archive for the ‘misc’ Category
default to public
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009hacking servos… 3 of them.
Monday, January 28th, 2008in order to drive whatever will help dose the sand, i hacked 3 servos by destroying the feedback encoder, so the servos have no idea how far they have turned and keep turning…
theme: beauty of data
Monday, November 19th, 2007well well. although i dont need to i am attending the digital media class for another semester, dealing with the topic “beauty of data”, interesting to me since it correlates with some rough ideas for my diploma work. this time i am working closely together with Tim Horntrich, so be prepared to read on two blogs to follow the work in progress.
Game Car: showoff at the traffic light
Monday, October 29th, 2007as kids we used to play happy families, competing with cars on cards, comparing horsepower and acceleration time.
when we grow up, its not about collecting four cards, but lots of people still compare their cars, envying each other or being satisfied because they have the bigger, better car. the classic situation is, of course, two cars waiting for the traffic light to light green.
lets make this competition an act of communication again:
every car has its own strengths and flaws stored on a chip, the driver can challenge the next car with one of his strengths. you win, you get one point, you lose, well. you lose.
the winner gets to carry a “trophy” to the next traffic light.
bodytech prior projects: hacking senses
Monday, May 28th, 2007
very impressive: beginning in the 80s, a group of scientists around Paul Bach-y-Rita developed a method to input Sensor-Data to the brain via 144 Electrodes attached to the tongue. this way, they are able to either regain lost vision or their balance, when an accelerometer is read out…
