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Full-Text Articles in Computer Engineering
Grammar-Based Procedurally Generated Village Creation Tool, Kevin Matthew Graves
Grammar-Based Procedurally Generated Village Creation Tool, Kevin Matthew Graves
Computer Engineering
This project is a 3D village generator tool for Unity. It consists of three components: a building, mountain, and river generator. All of these generators use grammar-based procedural generation in order to create a unique and logical village and landscape each time the program is run.
Rfid Microscope Lab, Patricia Carranza
Rfid Microscope Lab, Patricia Carranza
Computer Engineering
The RFID Microscope Lab is a new exhibit created for the San Luis Obispo Children's Museum. The goal of the project is to create a modern, interactive exhibit that will teach children about different natural specimens through the use of technology. A computer, custom software, and RFID technology, will be used to display facts, microscopic images, and short videos of ten different specimens.
'Fo Fighter: 2d Real-Time Game, Cary Dobeck
'Fo Fighter: 2d Real-Time Game, Cary Dobeck
Computer Engineering
‘FO Fighter is a 2D real-time game for Android and iOS mobile devices. The game utilizes the motion sensors and touch screens built within these devices to give the player a great amount of control over their character’s position and firing direction. This control allows for a reactive environment set in outer space, where gravity is determined by the device’s orientation, while the player must dodge, fight and destroy multiple enemy fighters on each planet in the solar system. ‘FO Fighter has been tested throughout its development cycle on numerous devices on both the Android and iOS platforms, with testers …
Channels: Easy Video Content Consumption, Alexander R. Ledwith
Channels: Easy Video Content Consumption, Alexander R. Ledwith
Computer Engineering
The idea for this project is to take a user’s digital movie and television show library, and organize the individual videos into lists that will continuously and concurrently play like cable TV channels. This means that when a list of channels is switched to, video content will automatically start playing, possibly in the middle, based on a schedule. It should serve the needs of the user by allowing the user to quickly watch any of their existing channels, easily add a new channel based on chosen criteria or manual selection, and easily add new video content. In addition, the product …
Beaglebone Webcam Server, Alexander Corcoran
Beaglebone Webcam Server, Alexander Corcoran
Computer Engineering
The Beaglebone Webcam Server is a Linux based IP webcam, based on an inexpensive ARM development board, which hosts its own web server to display the webcam feed. The server has the ability to either connect to a wired router, or to act as a wireless access point in order for users to connect and control its functions via any Wi-Fi enabled device.
Wii-Mote Head Tracking: A Three Dimensional Virtual Reality Display, David Fairman
Wii-Mote Head Tracking: A Three Dimensional Virtual Reality Display, David Fairman
Computer Engineering
The goal of this project is to create a customizable three dimensional virtual reality display on a system available to any non-technical user. This System will use the infrared camera component of a standard Nintendo Wii-mote to track a user's head motions in all six major directions. The virtual reality will be a customizable image projected onto a screen or simply shown on a computer or TV monitor. In order to appear 3-dimensional, the image will continually change according to the position of the user's head. As the user moves their head to the left and right, portions of the …
Pretty Lights, Nicholas (Nick) Delmas, Matthew (Matt) Maniaci
Pretty Lights, Nicholas (Nick) Delmas, Matthew (Matt) Maniaci
Computer Engineering
Digital media players often include a visualization component that allows a user to watch a visualization synchronized to their music or videos. This project uses the visualization plugin API of an existing media playback program (WinAmp) but it displays its visuals using physical LED lights. Instead of outputting visuals to the computer screen, data is sent over USB to a micro controller that runs the LED lights. This project aims to give users a more visceral visual experience than traditional visualizations on the computer screen.