Capacitive touch experiment: Triggering samples with fruit
The old banana drum machine: a rite of passage in capacitive touch technology.
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The old banana drum machine: a rite of passage in capacitive touch technology.
Projection mapping, at the intersection of computer vision, augmented reality, and creative coding, feels like a something I should really get into.
If you’ve been hearing or reading about spatial computing, you must’ve heard 3DoF and 6DoF. What does it mean and what’s the difference?
In about 10 minutes with an iPhone, a Cardboard, and a bit of Photoshopping.
I am slowly preparing to leave the Apple ecosystem, stating with my MacBook Pro.
I randomly bumped into Zappa and the world of serverless Python. And I loved it.
Every week or so, I see a new robotic system pop up in my social feed. I do a bit of research and digging around and move on to other things.
I finally decided to start writing about these robots, here, on my blog.
Two of these robots rely on the idea that users will […]
I’ve been actively learning Python for almost a year and—as obvious as it sounds—one important aspect of learning is practicing!
Here are my three favorite online resources for practicing Python.
Practice Python is the side project of Michele Pratusevich, a research engineer. With over 30 beginner Python exercises, full with discussion […]
I needed a web framework for Python and I picked Flask. Here’s why I’m happy about it.
If you’ve ever opened Vim, a Linux text editor, you might have wondered: “What is this and how do I get out of here?!” Me too.