{"id":1126,"date":"2011-12-18T09:13:39","date_gmt":"2011-12-18T09:13:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.collab.scrapyardchallenge.com\/?p=1126"},"modified":"2011-12-18T09:19:23","modified_gmt":"2011-12-18T09:19:23","slug":"final-project-taste-of-email","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.collab.scrapyardchallenge.com\/?p=1126","title":{"rendered":"Final Project : Taste of Email"},"content":{"rendered":"

Final project\u00a0Lost Tech \/ Found Tech\u00a0<\/em>: Taste of\u00a0<\/strong>Email\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

As we are in the digital age when everything is transformed in the screen. Hence we miss some other senses we had with objects as we used to have before. When I think of something ordinary that I do everyday like email, I would want to revive the feeling of sending a letter, especially the moment of closing an envelope that one has to lick the cover to close an envelope.<\/p>\n

To make this project, I created an email application, which connected with an interface device that user has to lick to send an email.<\/p>\n

For this project, to code in processing was very hard for me, since I\u2019m not really familiar neither with coding and physical computing. Luckily I got some library codes to adapt to make this project, yet it\u2019s hard to understand those codes and combined them all. I used a code \u2018Simple E-mail Checking\u2019, by Daniel Shiffman, for the function that connected to email account in the Internet and I used ControlP5, by Andreas Schlegel, to make an interface and importantly a lot of help from friends too. For a licking interface, I used unconnected two wires as opened circuit and used water from tongue to connect the circuit. To connect Processing to Arduino, it\u2019s harder because water is not really conductive enough for Arduino. Hence Leif helped me by using \u2018StateChangeDetection\u2019 code in Arduino example and invert some statements to make an input more sensitive. In the end, it worked, even though too many emails would be sent in one time.<\/p>\n

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Here I tested if the circuit would work<\/p>\n

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An interface device for a lick connected to Arduino.<\/p>\n

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Arduino code<\/p>\n

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interface coding in processing, this one couldn’t do word wrapping so I seperated to many lines as in the old typewriter.<\/p>\n

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Finally Ben helped me to make the word wrapping functional<\/p>\n

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with a lick, an email sent!<\/p>\n

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Library code :<\/em>
\nControlP5 by Andreas Schlegel
\nSimple E-mail Checking by Daniel Shiffman<\/p>\n

Special thanks to :<\/em>
\nJonah Brucker-Cohen,
\nKatherine Moriwaki,
\nIsaac Malca,
\nLeif Percifield,
\nBenjamin Jens Norskov,
\nRamiro Corbetta,
\nLola Ye<\/p>\n

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Final project\u00a0Lost Tech \/ Found Tech\u00a0: Taste of\u00a0Email\u00a0 As we are in the digital age when everything is transformed in the screen. Hence we miss some other senses we had with objects as we used to have before. When I think of something ordinary that I do everyday like email, I would want to revive … <\/p>\n

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