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Graphs (2013)

Working on Graph

The following Processing test code, generates fake sensor input and draws two graphs (one for each glove) with peak detection. Still working on getting peak detection working well and on merging the two graphs to one.
Download test code >> http://web.media.mit.edu/~plusea/downloads/code/BoxingImpact_testwithfakeinput.zip
Screenshot from testing

Two-in-One Graph

Sketch by Steven:

Thresholded Graph

The following screenshots show the graphed pressure sensor values from both gloves. Minimum pressure thresholds can be set for both gloves individually to adjust them to the initial pressure of being worn. This means that the graph will not start to draw until this threshold is met and that this threshold constitutes the bottom graph value for both gloves.

Screenshots from the Application

Red = Right, Blue = Left


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