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Sleeve/Hand Responsive User Garment (SHRUG) for Meg Masaki
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Colour tracking testing with five “movers”
An example of the colour tracking algorithms being tested with five people. Skeletons identified by colour — example shows loss (due to occlusion) and reacquisition of individual skeletons.
New Boards and two-way communication
Adding the ESP32 family to the TASTE project, developing two-way communication in order to read RUBS data while reconfiguring the system on the fly, and adding the ability to control addressable LEDs and fibre optics.
Colour tracking with changing skeletons
Testing to see how the colour tracking works in recognizing colours: skeletal colours are changed to indicate colour identification.