Digitabulum: Placing the USB port

2015-10-30 03:19 by Ian

This is a log of the steps needed to place Digitabulum r1's USB port manually.

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Populated r1 PCBs have arrived

2015-10-25 01:02 by Ian

October has been a busy month for hardware...

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C++ Style choices (notes)

2015-06-20 22:20 by Ian

This post is aimed at programmers-in-general, and covers some general stylistic perspectives.

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Data structures (Priority queues)

2015-06-20 21:57 by Ian

This will be an examination of one of the two key data structures in ManuvrOS: The Priority Queue.

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255mph intro to C++ Templates

2015-06-20 21:37 by Ian

When writing programs (no matter the language [human or otherwise]), you will repeat yourself. Unavoidable. Templates are a C++ feature that allow us to write the form of the code once, and rely on the compiler to replicate it for each unique type we use with it.

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First r1 renders

2015-06-15 00:41 by Ian

These renders are of a left-handed unit, but very careful attention was given to design things to be achiral down to the last possible level.

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Murum Lux: IPLogika iPack P401 Modules

2015-05-20 02:30 by Ian

This is a brief recount of my experience using the iPack P401 Module.

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Arduino library for the MGC3130

2015-05-13 06:38 by Ian

This post will cover the theory-of-operation of a driver for Microchip's weird and wonderful MGC3130 e-field gesture sensor. I will be using Microchip's Hillstar dev kit for the MGC3130, a chipKIT Fubarino Mini, and MPIDE. But the library ought to work with any other Arduino-esque microcontroller provided it has Wire.h.

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Digitabulum: Live data, wirelessly, with full quaternions

2015-05-13 00:27 by Ian

CPU not even breaking a sweat. All 17 IMUs are returning good data (with quaternions) in synchronized frames.

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MurumLux: Overview

2015-05-12 22:20 by Ian

This is a high-level overview of MurumLux (Latin: "Wall of light"). It is a demo piece I built using Microchip's current top-of-the-line microcontroller. The chipKIT team wanted something eye-popping and fun to use for the bay area Maker Faire (May 2015). This is what I rolled for them.

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