thesystemis

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by thesystemis 16y ago
my team worked on that. here I am beating level one: http://vimeo.com/11956359 we also hooked up blink detection (blink and mario jumps) and eye tracker (based on our open source eyetracker: eyewriter.org)
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by thesystemis 17y ago
I just finished editing documentation of this outdoor projection / interaction project we did in new zealand: http://vimeo.com/8525186 I'm working on an open source eye tracker: http://eyewriter.org and a c++ toolkit for creative coding
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by thesystemis 17y ago
(for those who don't know the reference: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/ )
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by thesystemis 17y ago
also, check out http://eyewriter.org for open source info (code / hardware). We've got instructions on instructables and software on svn / google code. I was one of the developers of the software for this project. I can't tell you how g
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EyeWriter allows man to paint despite paralysis(gizmodo.com)
5 points by thesystemis 17y ago|2 comments
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EyeWriter: open source eye tracker for a paralyzed graffiti writer (who has ALS)(eyewriter.org)
2 points by thesystemis 17y ago|0 comments
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by thesystemis 17y ago
I was trained as an artist and got into computers / programming accidentally... now I teach artists how to code (and sometimes CS students more artistic potentials of software / programming).
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by thesystemis 17y ago
Sorry if this is a long answer ;) I work primarily as a software artist and teacher, and we (as in the folks who work on openframeworks) sometimes we do commercial projects / freelance work. Because of the nature of what we do (computer vi
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by thesystemis 17y ago
figured I'd jump in on HN since I've been lurking for a while (and loving this site), and mention that I wrote the software for this, which is tracking the four colors on the car. It's using openframeworks (openframeworks.cc) an open source