Post by Admin on Jun 1, 2015 17:55:18 GMT
The germanium diode sounds interesting I've been thinking about a way
to detect subtle changes in the electromagnetic field which could be
used by the robot to sense objects. I got a tri field meter which is
used for ghost hunting I've not tried it for that specifically i use it
for looking at energy fields given out by things like phones, computers
etc. The WSB processes takes a random electrical signal then turns
extracted information into letters then words these words can then be
associated to English words. It uses the signal from the analog inputs
which should be a fluctuating signal no higher than 5 volts.
The keyword ScanForNewJPGFile might work for images created by the
Ghost monitor program if it creates .jpg images, i can easily add the
function to scan for other types of files or maybe give the option to
choose what type of file to scan for. I originally created this function
for images created by a webcam that took a picture every time movement
was detected. I've added upgrade this function to my todo list as it
would be useful if it scanned for any file type.
to detect subtle changes in the electromagnetic field which could be
used by the robot to sense objects. I got a tri field meter which is
used for ghost hunting I've not tried it for that specifically i use it
for looking at energy fields given out by things like phones, computers
etc. The WSB processes takes a random electrical signal then turns
extracted information into letters then words these words can then be
associated to English words. It uses the signal from the analog inputs
which should be a fluctuating signal no higher than 5 volts.
The keyword ScanForNewJPGFile might work for images created by the
Ghost monitor program if it creates .jpg images, i can easily add the
function to scan for other types of files or maybe give the option to
choose what type of file to scan for. I originally created this function
for images created by a webcam that took a picture every time movement
was detected. I've added upgrade this function to my todo list as it
would be useful if it scanned for any file type.