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== OOCSI ==
Out of Control has its own platform called OOCSI.

=== What is it? ===

A simple systems-interaction fabric for designers:

 * Easy communication
 * Sending and receiving messages to individual systems and groups of systems
 * Support for data types, semantics and asynchronous behaviour

=== What can I do with it? ===

 * Send signals to other systems in the network
 * Receive signals from other systems in the network
 * Connect two different Processing sketches on your computer (for example: Kinect and a visualization)
 * Outsource some fat computations to an OOCSI client in the network and get the results back

=== How can I use it? ===

 * Use Processing with the OOCSI Processing library: [[http://bit.ly/1ek8QPA | zip archive ]]
 * Use the OOCSI java client directly
 * Use OOCSI from Arduino (not done yet)
 * Use OOCSI from Pure data (not done yet)

You can find the source code on GitHub: [[https://github.com/iddi/oocsi-processing| Processing library]] or [[https://github.com/iddi/oocsi | OOCSI Server]].

Out of Control:TU/e DESIS Lab

History (tdb)

Location

Green Space

Running semester

Projects

Coaches

  • Izabela Boloz
  • Sjors Eerens
  • Joep Frens (space team contact)
  • Mathias Funk (theme champ)
  • Heleen van Heel
  • Bart Hengeveld (publicity team contact)
  • Jun Hu (activities team contact)
  • Caroline Hummels
  • Joachim Karelse
  • Johanna Kint
  • Maurits de Koning
  • Sander Mulder (DemoDay team contact)

  • Matthias Rauterberg
  • Lucian Reindl
  • Jan Rouvroye

Past semester

Past Coaches

  • Lu Yuan
  • Marija Nakevska
  • Jacques Terken

OOCSI

Out of Control has its own platform called OOCSI.

What is it?

A simple systems-interaction fabric for designers:

  • Easy communication
  • Sending and receiving messages to individual systems and groups of systems
  • Support for data types, semantics and asynchronous behaviour

What can I do with it?

  • Send signals to other systems in the network
  • Receive signals from other systems in the network
  • Connect two different Processing sketches on your computer (for example: Kinect and a visualization)
  • Outsource some fat computations to an OOCSI client in the network and get the results back

How can I use it?

  • Use Processing with the OOCSI Processing library: zip archive

  • Use the OOCSI java client directly
  • Use OOCSI from Arduino (not done yet)
  • Use OOCSI from Pure data (not done yet)

You can find the source code on GitHub: Processing library or OOCSI Server.

Gadgeteer

Out of Control has gadgeteer hardware available for borrowing out. We have a fairly large collection of main boards and sensor boards available: please consult the list.

Gadgeteer lending policy:

  1. You borrow the hardware through Joep Frens (personally). The hardware is stored at his desk: HG2.57.
  2. To borrow a piece of Gadgeteer Hardware you leave a copy of your student card in place of the hardware you borrow. On this A4 sheet you write (1) what you borrow, (2) when you borrowed it, and (3) when you'll return it.

  3. You are responsible for the hardware that you borrow: if you break it you pay for a new one.
  4. You return the hardware to Joep Frens (personally).

nb. You test the hardware immediately after borrowing it to make sure that it works, if you find it malfunctioning immediately take it up with Joep Frens.

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