Posted by Becky Stern |
Oct 29, 2008 07:00 PM
Arduino, DIY Projects, Electronics, Instructables, Kits, Open source hardware |
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It would be interesting if you hook up a lilypad arduino to some sort of biometric reader which can detect your pulse. Then, you could program the open heart kit to flash with the beating of your heart.
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"Then, you could program the open heart kit to flash with the beating of your heart."
I like this brooch idea - we did something similar but did hook up heart rate to visually broadcast one's pulse.
We made a heart rate necklace: http://geekphysical.blogspot.com/2008/11/biometric-jewelry.html
and a Biometric Social Interaction System: http://geekphysicalbiometrics.blogspot.com/2009/11/bsi-video.html
In the Biometric Social Interaction System, people could interact based on their heart rate, galvanic skin response and gaze direction.
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@Anonymous: yes! excellent idea!
@Ben: It was a limited edition Parsons Design & Technology shirt from undergrad. We made one every year, but there aren't any more of this one, sorry. My favorite one is "word to your motherboard."
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Cool project, Becky!
Re: T-shirt
I assume the first crossed-out phrase was: "sex, drugs & rock and roll." What was the first word in the second phrase? Please tell me the designer did the right thing and kept sex :-)
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The first line is "sex, drugs, & rock and roll" with just "drugs & rock and roll" struck out, and the second line is just "design & technology" which was the name of the department. So yes, Gar. =]
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i'm more interested in her shirt! anyone know where one could acquire such a shirt?
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Someone needs to make "Is that an arduino in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" shirt.
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All these comments and no one's mentioned how hot Becky is? I'm surprised the solder was able to hold together ;-D!!!!
--JacqueChadall
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Becky sure has my heart thumping!
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