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Prosense, Johnny Favazza Ii, Casey Glasgow, Matt Epperson
Prosense, Johnny Favazza Ii, Casey Glasgow, Matt Epperson
Computer Engineering
This project aims to gather advanced data sets from MEMS sensors and GPS and deliver it to the user, who can capitalize on the data. The once negligible half-degree difference of your board barreling down a wave can be recorded from a gyro and exploited for the perfect turn. The exact speed dreaded by longboarders where speed wobbles turn into a road rash can be analysed and consequently avoided. Ascertaining the summit of your flight using combined GPS sensors from the ski ramp allows for the correct timing of tricks. When it comes to pursuing excellence in professional sports, amateur …
Data Transfer Using Light, Ryan Thomas Suarez
Data Transfer Using Light, Ryan Thomas Suarez
Computer Engineering
A proof of concerpt for data transmission using light as a medium. Data is transferred by strobing and LED faster than the human eye can detect in an attempt to come up with a more secure alternate to in-building wifi.
Wireless Ad Hoc Networks For Mobile Devices Via High Frequency Sound Waves, Yashar Bahman
Wireless Ad Hoc Networks For Mobile Devices Via High Frequency Sound Waves, Yashar Bahman
Computer Engineering
The purpose of this research it to give mobile phones the ability to create a cross-platfor wireless ad-hoc network. To accomplish this the phone’s speaker/microphone will be treated as a modulator/demodulator (or modem for short). The idea is that the phone will generate sine waves at various frequencies to output them on the speaker on one end and also record audio with the microphone to analyze and decode it into data on the other.
Once complete, these functionalities will all be rolled up into one easy to use library named Wave, which can be used to send data back and …