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05-24-2014, 12:50 AM #9
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I like what you have done here, have you tried it yet, Im egerly waiting to see a real implementation of this.
If you can eliminate static friction form this system completely and it truly dose move with each drip then i think others would follow suit and build
this too. There are lots of great ways to spin something but very few cost this little!
Ive come up with one that is low cost also, it involves making a round card paper disk and pining it down with a thumb tack in the middle.
The outer edge of the disk would have black and white dashes, at least 360 of them all pointing outwards. As the person scanning spins the disk
software would watch the pixles on a spot where the dashes make the pixles go white, black white, black over and over. Each change would signal that a degree of rotation has occurred.
The person scanning/ spinning the disk would try to be as smooth as possible, this way if 15 frames are captured in between the time that the encoder disk pixels switch from black to white, Then the 15 frames can be spread evenly over that one degree of movement.
Thats how I was planing on moving forward with this part of the scanner, but I Like your idea to, lets try both of them out!
I think if you attach the cord coming off of your weight to the largest part ( largest circumference) of the turn table, the weight will have more leverage on
the turn table. I also think that the wight should have a Lilly pad shaped float ( Styrofoam disk) on the top of it. This would bind it more solidly to the level of the water.
Lastly i think i would replace the rubber bands with a second counter weight that hangs in the air. ..... hold on a min ill just go blender this......
Ok like this:
What dose everyone think?
drip-driven-scanner.jpg render.jpg
Here is the blend file, feel free to run with it!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_7...it?usp=sharingLast edited by rylangrayston; 05-24-2014 at 01:05 AM.
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