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Category Archives: Sensecam

Campaignr to make a cellphone into a SenseCam

Tuesday 26th May 2009 – 02:30

I dis­cov­ered Cam­paignr, an open-source project for sam­pling data from the var­i­ous sen­sors on a cell­phone, includ­ing cam­era, micro­phone and GPS. I’m hav­ing some issues with it con­nect­ing to a wire­less net­work. If any­one has any ideas, please get in touch via the con­tact page. I’m also look­ing into manip­u­lat­ing the files it pro­duces manually. […]

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Homemade SenseCam

Friday 15th May 2009 – 02:31

Justin Lloyd got in touch with me via Twit­ter, and pointed me to this post about his home­made Sense­Cam software.

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Homemade Microsoft Sensecam

Sunday 3rd May 2009 – 02:34

Microsoft Sense­Cam is a wear­able cam­era that takes pic­tures at var­i­ous inter­vals, and can record infra-red infor­ma­tion through a PIR (Pas­sive InfraRed sen­sor). Accom­pa­ny­ing soft­ware allows the events of a day to be indexed.
They are not for sale, and I would like to exper­i­ment with using some­thing like this. I believe that it would make […]

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