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Ask HN: What is the best way to visualize vibration of a thing?

3 points by ninio 10y ago

I'm bumping my head trying to figure out how to visualize the vibration of an object represented by the Frequency, Amplitude and Delta on the 3 axis. Anybody seen something nice for such a case?

eoirs 10y ago
Get a vibrator man.
- olivercreashe 10y ago
  I agree with this. Literally: look at the real world! Or at least use your cell phone in vibration mode. Either your question is incomplete or it is so trivial that it begets a simple answer.
- sctb 10y ago
  Please don't post like this on HN, we have to ban accounts that do.
siscia 10y ago
How many dimension you have? 3 (frequency, amplitude and delta) or 5 (frequency, amplitude, delta_x, delta_y and delta_z)?
- ninio 10y ago
  9 - frequency, amplitude, and delta for each _x _y and _z
  - siscia 10y ago
    What is the goal of the visualization? Who is the target?
joelg 10y ago
Perhaps the FT visualization sides from Steven Wittens' Tools for Thought presentation might inspire you: https://acko.net/files/gltalks/toolsforthought/#28 https://acko.net/files/gltalks/toolsforthought/#28
- ninio 10y ago
  That's so cool! Thanks!