GMU:BioArt Forum/Anna Kranitz & Balazs Vagvölgyi: Difference between revisions

From Medien Wiki
(Created page with " == Workshop on biofilms with Katja Bühler == == Workshop Pocket Science Lab (PSLab): Measurements and Robot Controls with Marco Antonio Gutierrez and Mario Behli...")
 
Line 15: Line 15:
== Workshop Pocket Science Lab (PSLab): Measurements and Robot Controls with Marco Antonio Gutierrez and Mario Behling ==
== Workshop Pocket Science Lab (PSLab): Measurements and Robot Controls with Marco Antonio Gutierrez and Mario Behling ==


During this workshop in January, we learned about the PSLab - Pocket Science Lab -, which is an open-source development, enables measurements with the phone or PC through different sensors.  
During this workshop in January, we learned about the PSLab - Pocket Science Lab -, which is an open-source project, that enables the collection of measurements and data with the phone or PC through different sensors.


The goal of this workshop is to introduce students to the PSLab and to enable them to conduct experiments using sensors as well as to control small servos of mini robots.
PSLab can function as a:
 
Oscilloscope
Multimeter
Logic Analyzer
Wave Generator
Power Source
Accelerometer
Barometer
Compass
Luxmeter
...
 
After learning about the functions and possibilities we started experimenting by connecting the PSLab sensors to the PC and giving commands in Phyton.
 
[[File:phython.JPG|400px]]

Revision as of 21:32, 11 February 2023

Workshop on biofilms with Katja Bühler

Workshop Pocket Science Lab (PSLab): Measurements and Robot Controls with Marco Antonio Gutierrez and Mario Behling

During this workshop in January, we learned about the PSLab - Pocket Science Lab -, which is an open-source project, that enables the collection of measurements and data with the phone or PC through different sensors.

PSLab can function as a:

Oscilloscope Multimeter Logic Analyzer Wave Generator Power Source Accelerometer Barometer Compass Luxmeter ...

After learning about the functions and possibilities we started experimenting by connecting the PSLab sensors to the PC and giving commands in Phyton.

Phython.JPG