An experiment with ThreePhase Scanning.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Projection Mapping Dice
Using my early forepoint tracking code, together with ofxSyphon and MadMapper.
MakerBot Counting Hands
The homework was to turn data collected on a computer into a 3D object.
Integers between 1 and 10 seemed to be the most simple data that I could turn into a three dimensional model and so I decided to use the number gestures using a single hand that I had noticed when in China. I used KinectToStl to get the hand models rendered as STL mesh files from Kinect depth data. After editing the STL files in Meshlab, I outputted the combined files to the MakerBot to print.
Integers between 1 and 10 seemed to be the most simple data that I could turn into a three dimensional model and so I decided to use the number gestures using a single hand that I had noticed when in China. I used KinectToStl to get the hand models rendered as STL mesh files from Kinect depth data. After editing the STL files in Meshlab, I outputted the combined files to the MakerBot to print.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
SMS Frown Alert
Homework Assignment to build something that pulls facial gesture data out of faceshift in order to actuate something in the real world.
Enter the SMS Frown Alert....
Enter the SMS Frown Alert....
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Staring Contest
Staring Contest from Mark Kleback on Vimeo.
Using the Forepoint algorithm, an Arduino, and a stepper motor, this Kinect can't take its "eyes" off of you.Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Sliced head
For the final class I've decided to combine 3D printing and AR. A pattern is printed on each head's slice. Every pattern is associated with an image of human brain's slice that is projected on top. Slice by slice the user explore the human brain. According to the stimula sent to the brain different images will be projected in order to highlight the different affected area.
Sliced Head from Federico Zannier on Vimeo.
Projection mapping: e-books
I wanted to make my books more attractive and play around with projection mapping.
e-books from Federico Zannier on Vimeo.
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