Arduino TouchShield demo

Getting some 8 bit demo action on the Arduino with the Liquidware TouchShield.
Source code at http://code.google.com/p/tinkerit

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• arduino
• touchshield
• demo
• electronics

[inthebitz]

Hey cathedrow - this is insanely cool, and I just threw a link over on the blog. Wow! Do you have a website? How did you convert the code to run like that? Also, I wonder if you could drive the direction, or spin off a pin's value or analog potentiometer?

[cathedrow]

Glad you like it, inthebitz. I'm sorting out a public code repository at the moment, but check the vid again for my email and I'll send you the source.

[omniviva]

This is absolutely ridiculous! How on earth did you do that?!?!

[cathedrow]

Take the Liquidware library. Tweak it a little for performance. Add a reflective sphere renderer (it's just a few circles with different sizes). Add a simple 3d rotation and projection library. No need for real time trigonometry - use a lookup table. Add depth sorting. Dangle it in front of the iSight and hit the tubes! Ping me for source.

[A1260T]

got this stuff coming for xmas gift now you inspired me :) great stuff!!

[pekepowah]

Haha, cool, you did a video reply to my video! :)

Good lookup table and sort algoritm but you fail in the same like me: lack of more effects! When we can did a multi-effects megademo for arduino? Feel free to contact me!

Anyway, fantastic work :)