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Oculus Integration - Hand Tracking

VR tutorials - Unity

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Doors, Drawers and Levers

VR tutorials - Unity Interaction Toolkit Essentials

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Web App Template for Beginners

Creative Coding Tutorials

Start with this one. Learn to build a local web app that you can modify in your future projects. Background Each web app has a frontend and backend. Frontend is usually for UI and design and runs on browser, on user’s own computer. P5.js sketches are frontend....

Getting started with Oculus in Unity

VR tutorials - Unity Oculus Quest Tutorials

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Touch sensor - with No Sensor!

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is Capacitive Touch Sensing? Simply put, it is the touch sensing of all conductive materials including tinfoil, banana, plant, pencil drawing etc. In this tutorial, we will show you two types of Capacitive Touch Sensing: acute touch and proximity. Library...

Using a Soil Moisture Sensor

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a Soil Moisture Sensor? The Soil Moisture Sensor measures soil moisture grace to the changes in electrical conductivity of the earth (soil resistance increases with drought). Wiring Wiring up the sensors is simple: Power (VCC to 5V) Ground (GND to GND...

Using a Force Sensor

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a Force Sensor? The Force Sensor senses the resistance value depending on how much it has pressed. It can sense even the slightest touch, therefore you can use it as a touch sensor as well. The difference between this and Capacitive Sensor is that the ...

Using L293D IC for motors

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is L293D? The L293D is a 16-pin Motor Driver IC which can control a set of two DC motors simultaneously in any direction. The L293D is designed to provide bidirectional drive currents of up to 600 mA (per channel) at voltages from 4.5 V to 36 V. It can be...

(MAC) Automatic printing with Automator

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is Automator? Apple’s Automator is a built-in Mac feature that allows users to easily “program” their Macs to automatically execute certain repetitive tasks, thus saving time by removing the need to perform said tasks manually. Automator can be helpful wh...

How to image a Raspberry Pi

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How to image a Raspberry Pi? There is an official video showing how if you prefer. 1. Download the Raspberry Pi Imager Go to the Raspbeery Pi official site to download the software. Choose a suitable version for yourself. 2. Insert your SD card A CTL Pi kit s...

Raspberry Pi Image: Video Looper

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What is Raspberry Pi Video Looper? Raspberry Pi Video Looper is a simple way to display seamless looping video files, for example in an art exhibition. All you need is a Raspberry Pi, an SD card, a screen and a USB stick. We are using Raspberry Pi Imager. We h...

How to use a Bare Conductive Touch Board with Arduino

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is the Bare Conductive Touch Board? The Bare Conductive Touch Board is a board made by Bare Conductive. The Touch Board has 12 capacitive electrodes that respond to a touch. These electrodes can be extended with conductive materials, like Electric Paint o...

How to use a PIR sensor

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a PIR sensor? PIR stands for Passive Infra Red and therefore a PIR sensor can etect movement of objects that radiate IR light (like human bodies). It is very commonly used for the security systems. The HC-SR501’s infrared imaging sensor is an efficien...

How to use a Neopixel strip

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is Neopixel? Neopixel is a name given by Adafruit. Neopixel is an addressable LED, meaning that it can be programmed individually. With the library created by Adafruit, you can easily program the Neopixel strip for your project. They come in different siz...

Using a Vibration Motor

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a vibration motor? Vibration motor is a DC motor in a compact size that is used to inform the users by vibrating on receiving signals. It is commonly found inside a mobile phone. The one that is available in the lab is coin vibration motor. It require...

Making Breathing Light with LEDs

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a LED? LED (Light Emitting Diode) is a semiconductor light source that emits light when current flows through it. LED includes two pins, Cathode(-), aka the short leg, and Anode(+), aka the longer leg. It is one of the most common components. Making it...

How to export your p5.js as a video

Creative Coding Tutorials

How to Video Capture your p5.js Sketch If you're creating a piece of time-based work in p5.js you may want to capture the canvas as a video. For example, if you have a generative design that evolves over time, or an animation sequence. In this tutorial you wil...

How to control Arduino without using delay()

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a delay()? delay() is a function that pauses the program for the amount of time (in milliseconds) specified as a parameter. (1000 milliseconds = 1 second.) delay() is very commonly used but it has its drawbacks. It does not just pause one sensor or act...