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| − | + | '''Benjamin, Daniel, and Isaac: ''' | |
| + | We brainstormed ideas and decided on a plausible project idea that would be useful in its functionality. Our goal is to create a speaker that will process the noise in a room and self-adjust its output, maintaining the social atmosphere of the space. The professor mentioned briefly that the Raspberry Pi would be the most suitable processing unit for this type of project. With this in mind, we conducted individual and group research as it related to the use of the Raspberry Pi, the input of noise via a microphone, and candidates for speakers compatible with the Raspberry Pi. In developing this idea we met with our TA, Sam Chai, and the Professor to further our search for preliminary materials and augmenting our goals for the upcoming weeks. During this meeting we discussed the A/D converter in processing sound, challenges of coding as it relates to communication between microphone and Raspberry Pi, and creating more elements of our Wiki page. | ||
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Revision as of 20:14, 2 February 2018
Week 1
Benjamin, Daniel, and Isaac: We brainstormed ideas and decided on a plausible project idea that would be useful in its functionality. Our goal is to create a speaker that will process the noise in a room and self-adjust its output, maintaining the social atmosphere of the space. The professor mentioned briefly that the Raspberry Pi would be the most suitable processing unit for this type of project. With this in mind, we conducted individual and group research as it related to the use of the Raspberry Pi, the input of noise via a microphone, and candidates for speakers compatible with the Raspberry Pi. In developing this idea we met with our TA, Sam Chai, and the Professor to further our search for preliminary materials and augmenting our goals for the upcoming weeks. During this meeting we discussed the A/D converter in processing sound, challenges of coding as it relates to communication between microphone and Raspberry Pi, and creating more elements of our Wiki page.
