Here is our finished project, the Peripipe. It is a tangible remote control in the form of a wooden pipe that takes the user's breath as input in order to control music playback wirelessly. Does it sound strange? Take a look at the video and it might make more sense.
Created by Tommy Feldt, Sarah Freilich, Shaun Mendonsa, Daniel Molin and Andreas Rau.
For more info, see our super cool blog where we have documented the design process.
The Arduino and Javascript code can be found on this GitHub repo.
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Sketch-a-TUI Fast and low-cost alternative to prototype tangible user interfaces using:
- paper
- conductive ink pen
- device with capacitive screen
Use different dot disposition to identify different shapes. A basic approach to code your own algorithm to detect the shapes could be as follows:
- detect the touches in the screen
- compute the distance between the dots and find the shape with that distance
- compute the orientation of the shape using the angle of the segment that binds both dots
Slides available here
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