I am David Brickler. I am a rising senior computer science major/mathematics minor at Morehouse College. I plan to graduate in May of 2013. This summer, I am working with Prof. Amy Hurst (www.amyhurst.com) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Prof. Hurst works in the Human Centered Computing lab at UMBC.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Final paper
Click here for a link to my final paper, summarizing all the work I have done this summer.
Week 9 and 10: Wrapping it up
The last two weeks were spent documenting my work for the past ten weeks. I wrote my report on the three projects that I worked on this summer, VizTouch, AlphaBraille (the project to convert text into 3D models), and the program to convert photographs into 3D models. I also made my poster that I will be presenting in several conferences, such as Tapia 2013. Since AlphaBraille was the only project that I made without getting material from someone else, so that is why I focused on that for my poster.
Week 8 - Graphs and Text to 3D model
I worked on two things this week. First, I worked on a Python script that is designed to convert a string of text into OpenSCAD code and to convert that code into a 3D model for use with the MakerBot. This program uses the techniques I used to merge text and Braille to make a string that should be legible by those with visual impairments.
The second thing I accomplished was another improvement to the VizTouch program. I figured out how to make the program generate a graph of two functions
In addition, my co-workers and I helped out with a celebration event for the Americans with Disabilities Act. At this event, we exhibited all our research projects.
The second thing I accomplished was another improvement to the VizTouch program. I figured out how to make the program generate a graph of two functions
In addition, my co-workers and I helped out with a celebration event for the Americans with Disabilities Act. At this event, we exhibited all our research projects.
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