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Harry Fernandez (hfernand), Tomas Vancura (tvancura), Min Gun Kim (mingunk)

Team D1: Is Mayonnaise an Instrument?

Carnegie Mellon ECE Capstone, Spring 2022

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  • Introduction & Project Summary
  • Status Reports
    • Team Status Reports
    • Harry’s Status Reports
    • Tomas’s Status Reports
    • Min Gun’s Status Reports
  • Proposal
  • Design Review
  • Final Project Documents
  • Final Video

Harry’s Status Reports

Harry’s Status Report 4/30/22

This week I focused on fixing bugs with the system interconnects, designing and running the user validation tests, and implementing a more improved MIDI system. There were some subtle synchronization issues with the serial connections that only made themselves apparent

hfernand May 1, 2022 Harry's Status Reports, Status Reports No Comments Read more

Harry’s Status Report for 4/24/22

This week I focused on finishing up the integration, validating that the serial protocol works, working on latency testing, and working on the final presentation. I started by fixing the data parsing issue I’d had with the Jetson <-> Due

hfernand April 24, 2022 Harry's Status Reports, Status Reports No Comments Read more

Harry’s Status Report for 4/16/22

This week was spent finishing up the Integration phase and preparing for the final assembly. I spent most of the week working on the three-way communication protocol. I started by upping the baud rate for the Micro <-> Due pipeline

hfernand April 17, 2022 Harry's Status Reports, Status Reports No Comments Read more

Harry’s Status Report for 4/10/22

This week was primarily focused on wrapping up the Serial communication between the project subsystems and starting serious work on the Max Soft Synth. We achieved successful rotational data capture and were able to translate that data into appropriate MIDI

hfernand April 11, 2022 Harry's Status Reports, Status Reports No Comments Read more

Harry’s Status Report for 4/2/22

This week I helped with the assembly of the glove and established a serial connection between the Jetson and the Due. For the assembly I worked with Tomas to design the CAD models for our 3d-printed ArUco markers. For the

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Harry’s Status Report for 3/26/22

This week I finally managed to get board-to-board communication working! There were a lot of issues along the way that delayed this progress, but as of 3/26 the dummy half-duplex system is fully working and ready to be migrated to

hfernand March 26, 2022 Harry's Status Reports, Status Reports No Comments Read more

Harry’s Status Report for 3/19/22

The past couple weeks were spent attempting to get the RS 485 connection working in a dummy system. The system consists of two Arduino Unos utilizing Max 485 chips to convert a UART TTL signal into RS 485. Presently the

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Harry’s Status Report for 2/26/22

This week I primarily worked on the design report. This was a very involved task, as I came to the conclusion that I need to have effective backups planned for I2C potentially not working. I did not realize how small

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Harry’s Status Report for 2/19/2022

This week I focused on doing research to prepare for the arrival of the Due and getting the MIDI implementation working at a base level. In my research on MIDI libraries for Arduino I discovered the Control Surface library, a

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Harry’s Status Report for 2/12/22

This week I researched the hardware necessary for the MIDI Out and Video Out portions of our design as well as approaches for how to handle turning an Arduino into a MIDI device. I settled on using the Arduino Due

hfernand February 12, 2022 Harry's Status Reports, Status Reports No Comments Read more

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