Robbeofficial/KinectTouch. The Multi-Touch Table Virttable [Update] « Multi-Touch « Johannes Luderschmidt's Blog. The second multi-touch table, that I have built is called The Virttable, which stands for Versatile Illumination Research Touch Table.
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This table is the property of the department for Design, Computer Science and Media (DCSM) of the Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences, which provided me with the money for the components of the Virttable. (Actually, we had student fees for a short time in Hessen/Germany. From a part of these student fees the Virttable has been built.
Thank you, dear students!!! There’s no cent of public money in the Virttable.) How to get more arduino analog inputs. I needed extra analog inputs for an arduino project and it seems a multiplexer was the way to go..
It took a little while to sift through a heap of information on using a multiplexer with the arduino, and in the end I grabbed some 4051 ICs from Jaycar.. The 4051 allows you to choose between 8 analog inputs, reading them from just on arduino analog pin. (It can also be used in reverse, adding 8 analog outputs, but I am only interested in extra inputs for the moment) ** To hook it up to the arduio make the following connections: (the arduino pins are relatively arbitrary, though they are the ones used in the example code) pin 3 : an arduino analog pin - eg: ANALOG IN PIN 0 pin 6,7 & 8 : all go to the arduino’s ground (Gnd) pin 9 (s0): to arduino digital pin 10 pin 10 (s1): to arduino digital pin 9 pin 11 (s2): to arduino digital pin 8 pin 16 : to arduino +5V.