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May 01
Switching to Droid!
So I’ve been pretty all over the place so far in how I intend to execute the task of getting passive EEG data to sync with manually input data from a smartphone. Last week I spent countless hours trying to figure out how to use Frequency Shift Keying to “legally” send data into the iPhone …
Mar 27
Final Project – Brain App
Introduction For my final project, I intend to manifest my project concept from the Social Media project. This will entail developing a mobile app (either iOS or Droid) that synchronizes with an external neurofeedback device – a device that I am building for an independent study with Katherine. The purpose of the application will be to allow …
Mar 20
Creativity Necklace – Communication From A Distance
My Inspiration Dedicated to my little sister, Carillon, in hopes of enabling us to better inspire one another with our shared creativity. Components • 2 pen/pencil encasings (one for her, one for me) • 2 necklaces w/ RGB LEDs, power sources, and a Wi-Fi transceiver (one for her, one for me) Concept Each of us …
Mar 19
BrainSYNC – Neurofeedback vs. Social Media
For the social media project I attempted to find a way of incorporating my own personal research of EEGs and Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI) into an application in the field of social media. In order to design this application, I assumed that users would have access to personal EEG devices that would be able to …
Feb 20
Response to Social Media Articles – Conor Russomanno
This piece is a response to the following articles: Why We Twitter: Understanding Microblogging Usage and Communities by Akshay Java, Tim Finin, Xiaodan Song, and Belle Tseng Great Wall of Facebook: The Social Network’s Plan to Dominate the Internet – and Keep Google Out by Fred Vogelstein Why The Future Doesn’t Need Us, by Bill …
Jan 24
Interaction
Interaction is the relationship that exists between everything. Every object, in some way, is interacting with every other object to some degree at every point in time. In this way, interaction is not a switch that is either on or off. Instead, when looking at how any one object interacts with any number of other …
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