Posts Tagged: jQuery



24
May 11

Living Colours – Passive Mood Detection with a Webcam

[rob myers] created a dynamic webpage that changes based on the colours in his studio. Rob takes  a picture of his studio with a webcam, processes the image with Python, and uploads the colour data to a ThingSpeak channel. The webpage uses jQuery to access the ThingSpeak API and dynamically update his webpage. All of the software is available for download as a GIT repo, so anyone with a webcam should be able to recreate this project very easily.

We love the combination of storing data in  a channel and using the API to update a webpage dynamically based on the current “mood” of an area. We also love the idea of using a webcam as a passive sensor since almost everybody has one.

[via Rob Myers' Blog]


23
Feb 11

“Twitter” App for Things

Here’s a project from ShadowLord himself. It’s a Twitter-like front-end using HTML, CSS, and jQuery to read a ThingSpeak Channel from his house.

With this project, I wanted to take it a few steps further and build something from the ground up that’s focused on collecting enormous amounts of data from everyday objects, allowing devices to interact with each other, and building applications to present some meaning.

Twitter of Things Demo App for ThingSpeak

[via I am ShadowLord Blog]