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Fourier project
Sixty Wheels is a Windows application for illustrating the concepts of Fourier Series,
Fourier Transformation, Fourier Analysis, and Harmonic Analysis.
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Harmonic Analyzer
My harmonic analyzer, probably the most simple mechanical harmonic analyzer in the world.
Shame to have invented it 200 years too late. The photo shows the proof-of-concept model
on the left side and a much more accurate model on the right side that was beatifully
crafted by Tatja van Vark.
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Soup spoon project
This page shows how to make a one-shot panorama using a soup spoon and a digital camera. A later
version (not shown) supported streaming panoramic conversion with a web cam.
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Java Chat Room project
Simple chat room applet which connects to a chat server running on Linux.
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OutOfBrain
New kind of artificial intelligence based on graph rewriting agents.
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OpenGL
Some screenshots of gears constructed with OpenGL.
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Webcam barcode scanner
Screenshot of webcam barcode scanner program. A simple proof-of-concept program that scans streaming webcam images for bar codes (EAN-13), extracting ISBN numbers if present.
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Scales
A scale that was calculated for Tatja van Vark's
Switch Unit 207 as part of her
Miniatures of H2S radar indicators,
a calculation which involved some pretty complex differential equations. Another non-linear scale is shown which was calculated
for Tatja van Vark's Harmonium.
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Autostereograms
Recovered material from my first ever programming project: autostereograms.
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RSFR-1
A robot I made for Rockingstone to compete in the Field Robot Event 2004 in Wageningen. The chassis is a modified 4x4x4 Tamiya TXT-1.
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