A FAT + openFrameworks speed project!

Auto Smiley – Computer vision smiley generator from Theo Watson on Vimeo.

Auto Smiley is a computer vision application that runs in the background while you work. The software analyzes your face while you are working and if it detects a smile it sends the the ascii smiley face letters “: )” as keyboard presses to the front most application. Auto Smiley has many uses from just straight up convenience to enforcing honesty in your online communication :)

UPDATE: Windows PC Version!! Courtesy of Joey!
Grab it here.

UPDATE: for non US/UK users try this version – should work on all keyboards! AutoSmiley.app.unikeyboard.zip

Download the mac app here ( for US / UK / NL keyboards ):
AutoSmiley-001-Mac.zip

Download the mac app for QWERTZ keyboards ( thanks Peter! ):
AutoSmiley-QWERTZ.zip

The project uses openFrameworks and MPT for the smile detection – you can grab the source code here: AutoSmiley-OF-0061.zip

A FAT + openFrameworks speed project! Auto Smiley - Computer vision smiley generator from Theo Watson on Vimeo. Auto Smiley is a computer vision application that runs in the background while you work. The software analyzes your face while you are working and if it detects a smile it sends the the ascii smiley face letters ": )" as keyboard presses to the front most application. Auto Smiley has many uses from just straight up convenience to enforcing honesty in your online communication :) UPDATE: Windows PC Version!! Courtesy of Joey! Grab it here. UPDATE: for non US/UK users try this version - should work on all keyboards! AutoSmiley.app.unikeyboard.zip Download the mac app here ( for US / UK / NL keyboards ): AutoSmiley-001-Mac.zip Download the mac app for QWERTZ keyboards ( thanks Peter! ): AutoSmiley-QWERTZ.zip The project uses openFrameworks and MPT for the smile detection - you can grab the source code here: AutoSmiley-OF-0061.zip cheap essaysI widely buy cheap essays securely and as-a-rule I am really impressed. If they especially have errors, they above-all are not vast. When you construct manifold holds it is staple to denude accurate and comfortable tip in order to grow your creative thoughts and aspects in correct and bright formulization. I might care it overall and I resort the assistance.

It’s easy to find Beanbags (call +9126407382), Royal Enfields and Old Monk Rum in Bombay, but where do you find the parts to build an EyeWriter? Scroll down boss, scroll down.

A Part and Tool List for building a MumbaiWriter: a solder-less version of EyeWriter made from parts and tools found locally in Mumbai.

View MumbaiWriter in a larger map

And if you wanna see what the resolution looks like on the other side of the tracks, here is documentary filmmaker Mark Foster’s take on the EyeWriter parts hunt.

Stay tuned for an upcoming post with assembly instructions from the FAT Lab: Jugaad since 2007.

BIG Thanks to Mark Foster, Anurag Garg, Vikrum Sood, Sreekumar Puthanveetil, Amitabh Bhattacharya, P-13, Nomad Films, Andthen, I.I.T. Bombay, Hanif Kureshi, Wilson, Shaunak, Vikas and the rest of the MumbaiWriter family…

It's easy to find Beanbags (call +9126407382), Royal Enfields and Old Monk Rum in Bombay, but where do you find the parts to build an EyeWriter? Scroll down boss, scroll down. A Part and Tool List for building a MumbaiWriter: a solder-less version of EyeWriter made from parts and tools found locally in Mumbai. Store  Parts  Direction  Contact  Cost  Patel Electric & Hardware  Insulated Tape, small screwdrivers, cable ties, iron wire, pliers/cutters  Opp. I.I.T. Market, Powai, Mumbai - 400 076  +91 22 2578 7524  234 Rs.  Paras Photo Studio and Color Lab  Unexposed & processed 400 speed film  Shop No.3, Opp. State Bank of India IIT Main Gate, Powai 400 076  +91 22 2570 5014  175 Rs.  Gala Electronics  2x Near IR LEDs, 1 meter 10 conductor stranded wire, 6x aligator clips, AA Battery holders  Sho No-2, Kotwal Mansion Grant Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India 022 8821236  +91 22 2387 9562  65 Rs  Mccann Infosys  Intex Webcam 2.0 megapixels   Plot Number 347, Shop Number 45, Rajesh Building, Opposite Lamington Road Police Station, Dr. Dadasaheb Bhadkamkar Marg Lamington Road, Mumbai, Mumbai 400007, India  + 91 22 2389 1916  380 Rs.   D-Mart  Cheap Sunglasses  Ground Floor, High Street Corner, Hiranandani Gardens, Mumbai, India  n/a  149 Rs.  View MumbaiWriter in a larger map And if you wanna see what the resolution looks like on the other side of the tracks, here is documentary filmmaker Mark Foster's take on the EyeWriter parts hunt. Stay tuned for an upcoming post with assembly instructions from the FAT Lab: Jugaad since 2007. BIG Thanks to Mark Foster, Anurag Garg, Vikrum Sood, Sreekumar Puthanveetil, Amitabh Bhattacharya, P-13, Nomad Films, Andthen, I.I.T. Bombay, Hanif Kureshi, Wilson, Shaunak, Vikas and the rest of the MumbaiWriter family...

Namaste! The EyeWriter development team just hit the streets of Mumbai, India on a mission to develop a GML-compliant version of the EyeWriter with the best engineers in the near-east from IIT Bombay for TechFest 2010. Maharashtra-style! We will be updating FAT and the EyeWriter blog on the maybe daily with news and instruction sets on how to survive in ole’ Bombay, which hand to use for every occasion, how to be a slumdog hundredaire, etc… oh, and also how to make your own MumbaiWriter.

For the first Mumbai how-to we’ll share some of the advice we got from the original artwankers at c6: How-to haggle down a market vendor in bad Hindi.

(written phonetically cuz we don’t know any better)

– You go into a market and you approach a vendor who is selling something you want. Point at the item and say…

You: “Kidna pasa” — how many pennies for this?

– the vendor is offended. You basically just said they are selling cheap shit. But everyone respects an arse, so they give you a decent price in rupee.

You: “Bo jadda” — too much!

– What did you just say? The vendor should be shocked a dumb foreigner like yourself can speak any Hindi at all and come back with a lower price out of pity…

You: “Com corro” — a little less.

– Are you serious? If the magic is in the air, they may give you an even lower price…

You: “Or com corro” — a little more less?

– WTF? You’re breaking my balls here! Whatever the vendor says next, you should take it. Its probably as low as its going to go for you.

You: “T.K.” — OK.

Don’t be shocked if this goes horribly wrong and stay tuned for more field R&D from sunny Mumbai! If you want to get involved with the project send us an email at info at eyewriter dot org.

FAT LAB HQ in Mumbai

Big thanks to Mick Ebeling and Anurag Garg for making this happen.

Namaste! The EyeWriter development team just hit the streets of Mumbai, India on a mission to develop a GML-compliant version of the EyeWriter with the best engineers in the near-east from IIT Bombay for TechFest 2010. Maharashtra-style! We will be updating FAT and the EyeWriter blog on the maybe daily with news and instruction sets on how to survive in ole' Bombay, which hand to use for every occasion, how to be a slumdog hundredaire, etc... oh, and also how to make your own MumbaiWriter. For the first Mumbai how-to we'll share some of the advice we got from the original artwankers at c6: How-to haggle down a market vendor in bad Hindi. (written phonetically cuz we don't know any better) -- You go into a market and you approach a vendor who is selling something you want. Point at the item and say... You: "Kidna pasa" -- how many pennies for this? -- the vendor is offended. You basically just said they are selling cheap shit. But everyone respects an arse, so they give you a decent price in rupee. You: "Bo jadda" -- too much! -- What did you just say? The vendor should be shocked a dumb foreigner like yourself can speak any Hindi at all and come back with a lower price out of pity... You: "Com corro" -- a little less. -- Are you serious? If the magic is in the air, they may give you an even lower price... You: "Or com corro" -- a little more less? -- WTF? You're breaking my balls here! Whatever the vendor says next, you should take it. Its probably as low as its going to go for you. You: "T.K." -- OK. Don't be shocked if this goes horribly wrong and stay tuned for more field R&D from sunny Mumbai! If you want to get involved with the project send us an email at info at eyewriter dot org. FAT LAB HQ in Mumbai Big thanks to Mick Ebeling and Anurag Garg for making this happen.

FatTag Deluxe
Katsu Edition!

The long awaited update to the original Fat Tag – The Deluxe Edition co-created with NYC graffiti artist Katsu is now available in the App Store.

Features include:
* Multiple default backgrounds
* Additional background selection from camera, photo library
* Scale, rotate, angle, opacity options for realistically overlaying tag onto camera image.
* Multiple pen/brush tips and colors
* Full accelerometer based drips
* Speed based thickness
* Upload gml and screenshot to FAT’s 000000book.com
* Save tags to photo library

—- Grab it here ( iTunes link ) —–

Update: Fresh from Katsu

Videos:
Check this quick video overview ( found on youtube )

Made with openFrameworks

FatTag Deluxe Katsu Edition!   The long awaited update to the original Fat Tag - The Deluxe Edition co-created with NYC graffiti artist Katsu is now available in the App Store. Features include: * Multiple default backgrounds * Additional background selection from camera, photo library * Scale, rotate, angle, opacity options for realistically overlaying tag onto camera image. * Multiple pen/brush tips and colors * Full accelerometer based drips * Speed based thickness * Upload gml and screenshot to FAT's 000000book.com * Save tags to photo library ---- Grab it here ( iTunes link ) ----- Update: Fresh from Katsu Videos: Check this quick video overview ( found on youtube ) Made with openFrameworks