Electronics

We have provided electronics for several projects. This has included audiovisual systems, programming of Raspberry Pis and Arduinos and some custom electronics.

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  Audiovisual display of a children's book being read in Orkadian.

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  A display where a ship's wheel controls a virtual ship on a screen to demonstrate how Range Lights work

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  Rotary dial phone that pays sound files

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  Display where a user pulls a handle on a rope and one random sound is played

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  Audio display

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  Museum audio display that plays a short recording.

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  Museum display that plays sound when a wooden wheel is turned.

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  Museum display that turns choosing potential activities during the Metis year into an interactive puzzle

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  Museum display that will play audio when it detects the presence of visitors.

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  Audio display where visitor presses a button and listens to a recording in Bungi

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  Puzzle that unlatches a cabinet if LED candles being blown out in a specific order.

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  Portable Bird Sound Display

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  Remote, off-grid monitoring and automation

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  A tape measure that changes how far it is unrolled based on a value on a mediawiki page.

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  Battery operated display that uses a rope pull to turn on an audio file and LED backlighting.

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  Sensors and a computer connected to a rowing ergometer to interpret technique and provide improvement suggestions

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  Gadget that measures how quickly the user responds to a cue and moves an accelleration sensor.