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Dan writes "I've been hacking Processing and TinyOS. I cobbled a little teaser demo of processing controlling an array of LED's on a TinyOs Mote: A straight forward animation, and webcam tracking." - Link.
Processing controlled LEDs
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jul 19, 2006 11:36 AM
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Huh? What is it doing?
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Sorry for the camera phone movie, twas all I had on hand.
I'm flashing a light at the camera on my laptop, which is then sensed by processing (www.processing.org), which breaks the camera image into sixteen squares and throws a 0 or 1 at each square, represented by a red box if it's a 1.
Processing then turns on the corresponding LED on the remote board, a telos b running TinyOs 1.1.15.
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