Using the Sparkfun uLog module to log three channels of data and then read it out and graph it in Processing.
>> See the uLog post for more details on connecting the module!
Three fabric sensors were attached to the following parts of the arm:
Palm – fabric pressure sensor
Wrist – fabric bend sensor
Elbow – fabric bend sensor
Screen-shot from reading sensor input using Tom Igoe’s processing patch for reading data from the uLog logger and saving it to a text file. The text file is saved to the processing sketch folder and appears as soon as the data is finished being written.
Tom Igoe’s example of reading data from a uLog logger and saving it to a file >> http://www.tigoe.net/pcomp/code/category/Processing/616
Nice example based on Tom Igoe’s code, it filter the noise from the sensor reading and converts HEX to integers! >> http://www.sunshinehere.com/blog/?p=83
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