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Week 1: Go to the doctor and note all of the steps in the process and thouchpoints. Visualize the result. http://static.flickr.com/90/242324785_c85ce2059b_b.jpg

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final presentation: Oslo Byttering Oslo byttering was founded by Grønland/gamlebyen frivillighetssentral in 2000, with the goal to create a local network and social activities to strengthen the local environment. Every member gets their own account in Bytteringen, and registrates their offers or requests that will be added to the registre of all offers and requests from all members. When a

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the model top bottom adjustment connected top bottom

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new logo

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how it works It contains 10 RGB leds, with the posibility to show mulitble colors. Each led symbolizes 100 bytt, and the four different levels of light intensity signalizes every 25 bytt. Slots that gives the user a feeling of whichside is up, and which side is down. They also gives the user a better better grip when connecting two counters. The pattern is a repetition of the top. Trail to

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prototypes The last image shows how the counter looks like incide. It's 10 leds connected to an aurduino-board that I've programmed so that the leds will light in the right order. Example signalize contact and start counting.

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Network of practice: nettverk Oslo gir deg, som medlem, muligheten til å: 1. ha oversikt over fagfolk/tjenester som du vet andre har benyttet seg av, anbefalt og evaluert 2. markedsføre deg og din tjeneste på nettet og gjennom kontakter av nettverket 3. direkte kontakt via telefon til anbefalte fagfolk/tjenester uavhengig av lokasjon 4. gi din evaluering av kontakter som du har benyttet deg

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cutecurcuit Wearable technology fashion show Einar, Castillñano and me, also called the Spatials, worked with private/personal spaces and how this space could be affected by your surroundings and your own feelings, by using different sensors. The "strings" on this product is controlled by air pumps, responding to the different sensors. Einar is showing the idea of this with birthday fluits:

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CuteCircuit talks about micro controllers basic stamp easy to use, widely used by hobbyists, lots of ecamples available, fragile, expnsive BX24 very much like a basic stamp, easy to use, slightly faster, expensive pic widely used in industry an by hobbyists, slightly more difficult to lears, tougher and sheaper, not cross platform (requires a PC) OOPic (object oriented pic) similar to PIC,

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CuteCircuit talks about actuators LED lights up motor turns around solenoid linear motion, moves back and forward servo turns to a precise angleLCD displays luminous text oLED like LCD, but thinner and flexibleel wire a wire that glows el paper a piece of paper that glows e-ink displays text and images, a bit special because it does not light up, looks like a magic paper (maybe an idea for a

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CuteCircuit talks about sensors photo-resistor senses light, variable resistance IR-reciever senses infrared light, variable resistance colorimeter senses color, digital resistance camera senses images, digital sensor video-camera senses images in motion, digetal sensor accelerometer senses acceleration, variable and digital resistance tilt swirch senses tilting and sometimes shake, only works

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Outer Space Here is our (Christopher, Henrik and myself) result of task 3. The whole class desided to go for an outer space theme for this task, and our group got the rythm theme aswell. We used turning wheel, sound-sensor and infrared-sensor to make kind of a cockpit. The child will be playing by using a panel (a really old telephone), voice and drumming, distance of hand and a handle to control

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Working in Arduino 1. Connecting the board to my computer through USB2. Red cabel from power out on board (5V), and black cabel from ground (Gnd) and plug them into the project board3. Adding a sensor to feed variables to the code in Arduino (picture on the left)4. The yellow cabel from the sensor is the variable, and is therefore connected to the led and to the black cabel going back to the

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So this is a micro-processor (Arduino-board)

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My first circuet! Ok, it might not be the most complex circuet you have ever seen. It consists of a led, a resistance, a couple of cables and a transformator. I just learned what a transformator is today actually, and it's a piece that transforms the power, with whatever voltage, to 5 voltage.....if you were wondering.

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My first sold

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Collabroatiive instruments Use basic MAX software and iCubeX hardware to gain an understanding of how simple sensors and sound outputs work. Present your instrument and give an explaination of an overall performance.

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Meet buster This game is based on Truth or Dare, the game which most of us played as teenagers. Buster contains a lie-detector, which analyses your voice based on nine variables, and by that can tell if you are lying or not. He gives you questions or challenges based on your choise, and also reacts to shock, shakeing, squeeze and touch on his eyes. On this project I worked with Jon Olav http:

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Embodied Play Task: Think about a simple game that could use the body for interaction, and create a prototype that explain how it works. Delivery: A presentation of embodied game, and explain how it uses the body in the interaction.

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Book reading Invisible computer by Donald Norman See our presentation.

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