Processing ported on an Arduino TouchShield - Part 1

This is a video showing a handful of different sketches I took from Casey Reas and Ben Fry's book, Processing, which I've coded onto a series of Arduino's, so that each one displays the sketch on a TouchShield. I wrote it specifically so I could have multiple sketches on each Arduino and so I didn't need to re-code the TouchShield each time - all I had to do was swap out the Arduino's to change the code. All of the source code is available over at antipastohw.blogspot.com.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• arduino
• processing
• touchshield
• subprocessing
• open
• source
• hardware
• liquidware

[haledjian]

Nice Work! Where is the interpreter running?

[inthebitz]

Thanks a lot - the "interpreter" so to speak is running on the Arduino, which then sends commands to the TouchShield to display...

[sweettooth80]

they confusing to build?

[kwebber1234]

how much did you pay for the touch sheild?

[XxMEVANSxX]

@skierplaterandy its 128 by 128

[A1260T]

this is well awesome id love to use processing on an arduino - youre a true engineer!

[skierplaterandy]

what is the resolution of the touch sheild? and can you control every pixel?

[sameden2]

where did u get that book i could do whit something like that for mine