IoT prototype
Idea, Construction, Programming, Physical Computing
Santiago Echeverry Gonzalez
Arduino, Makercase
Prof. Andreas Muxel, Eduard Paal
How to give a sign of life to a friend? Of course with your heartbeat! Within a technical course, these boxes were created to record, send and play the human pulse via internet. Set as a quick prototype, it was an enriching experience to concentrate on the technical part of developing a simple and quick idea.
your Heartbeat and send it to a friend.
the recorded Heartbeat!
captures the user’s heart beat and turns it into an electric signal which goes into the Arduino
verifies through changes in captured light whether or not a finger is present for heart beat sensing
mirrors heart beat as a form of user feedback
at the pulse of the button, the capturing of a 10 seconds heart beat message begins
a vibration motor attached under the top lid vibrates as a form of reproduction of the heart beat message. The whole area becomes a sensitive panel for this haptic feedback.
as a form of status feedback the LED lights up when a message is incoming and when it is being played.
at the pulse of the button, the received 10 seconds heart beat message begins playback.
IoT prototype
Idea, Construction, Programming, Physical Computing
Santiago Echeverry Gonzalez
Arduino, Makercase
Prof. Andreas Muxel, Eduard Paal
How to give a sign of life to a friend? Of course with your heartbeat! Within a technical course, these boxes were created to record, send and play the human pulse via internet. Set as a quick prototype, it was an enriching experience to concentrate on the technical part of developing a simple and quick idea.
your Heartbeat and send it to a friend.
the recorded Heartbeat!