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• Confused as to when you're expected to do when it's your day to clean the shop? Ask a shop staff person. If they say "clean up" then clean up.
• If you do not assist with shop cleaning when asked, you will be not be allowed to use the shop.

All shop users are expected to follow the instructions of shop staff at all times. This includes all safety rules, and it includes assisting with shop cleanup at the end of the night, and whenever else necessary.

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All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law. Seminars for the Fall 09 semester begin the week of 9/10. See John or any of the residents if you haven't attended a safety session.

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All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law. Seminars for the Fall 07 semester begin the week of 9/10. See John, Rory, or Hyeki if you haven't attended a safety session.

All shop users are expected to work two cleanup days per semester, and to help clean the shop when they use it.

• Confused as to what you're expected to do when it's your day to clean the shop? Here are the details.
• Had trouble getting people in the shop to help you clean up? Please let us know. Shop cleanup is a shared responsibility. The assigned cleaners are there to see to it that everyone participates, and to make sure it all gets done.

All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law. Seminars for the Fall 07 semester begin the week of 9/10. See John, Jeff, or Jenny if you haven't attended a safety session.

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If you're using the physical computing shop at ITP, welcome. This site is the info site for the shop and a portal for other resources. If you're new to the shop, please read through all of the Policy and Safety sections of this site, and attend a shop safety tutorial before you start working in the shop (it's required).

If you're using the physical computing shop at ITP, welcome. This site is the info site for the shop and a portal for other resources. If you're new to the shop, please read through all of the Policy and Safety sections of this site, and attend a shop safety tutorial before you start working in the shop (it's required). .

All shop users are expected to work two cleanup days per semester, and to help clean the shop when they use it.

All shop users are expected to work two cleanup days per semester, and to help clean the shop when they use it..

• mon: 10 - 5/8 - 10
• tues, wed: 10 - 5
• thus: 1 - 5

All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law. Seminars for this semester are over. See John, Todd, or Carlyn if you haven't attended a safety session.

Spring 2007

office hours below or by apt.

• Wed: 2-5
• Thurs: 2-5
• Fri: 2-5

There will be a thorough shop cleaning at the end of the semester. You will have to take everything home over the break. Prepare for this by taking anything unnecessary home whenever you can.

All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law. Semiinars for this semester are over. See John, Todd, or Carlyn if you haven't attended a safety session.

All shop users are expected to work two cleanup days per semester, and to help clean the shop when they use it.

Preparing For the Second Half of the Semester

This time of the semester, people tend to be more careless about the shop. From here on out, it only gets more crowded, so here are a few things we'd like you to remember:

• PAY ATTENTION to what you've got, and where you put it.
• LABEL all of your stuff with the colored tape, with your name and email, so we can find you if it needs to move.
• TAKE TIME when setting up and cleaning up to note everything you took out of your bin, and are putting back. Write it down if you're forgetful.
• USE YOUR LOCKER if it's valuable.
• WATCH OUT FOR EACH OTHER. Take note of what your classmates are doing when you're in the lab together. Talk to each other. Sometimes the simple act of conversation helps you remember what someone else was doing when you talked, and you can help them remember what they misplaced.
• TAKE THINGS HOME if you're not using them. They're safest there. This means ALL projects, Stirling engines, cardboard, etc. which you've already shown in class, or won't touch until the end of the semester.

And most importantly:

HAVE RESPECT FOR ONE ANOTHER. Don't take anything that's not yours. If you borrow, ask before borrowing, and leave a note saying thanks, so the person doesn't forget and think it's stolen. Help each other remember where things are, and watch out for each other's stuff. Treat everyone's project and materials with the care you treat your own.

There will be a thorough shop cleaning at the end of the semester. You will have to take everything home over the break. Prepare for this by taking anything unnecessary home whenever you can.

Shop Policies You Should Know

All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law. Semiinars for this semester are over. See John, Todd, or Carlyn if you haven't attended a safety session.

All shop users are expected to work two cleanup days per semester, and to help clean the shop when they use it.

• Sign Up for Shop Cleanup

Details on shop policies can be found here. Please read them and ask us any questions you have.

A quick announcement about Arduino 5 and OSX 10.3.9

We have found that there is an issue with OSX version 10.3.9 and version 5 of the Arduino IDE in that they do not get along. The java used in 10.3.9 is incompatible with version 5.

If you're running OSX 10.3.9 and Arduino 0004 and using an Arduino NG, you need to download the latest OSX drivers from http://www.FTDIchip.com. The drivers that come with Arduino 0004 will not work with the USB -to-serial chip on the Arduino NG. You need the version 2.1.6 drivers for OSC (not the Intel drivers) or later. The earlier drivers wull produce a Java PortInUseError.

If you are unable to run version 5 on your machine, try version 4.

A quick announcement about Arduino 5 and OSX 10.9.3

We have found that there is an issue with OSX version 10.9.3 and version 5 of the Arduino IDE in that they do not get along. The java used in 10.9.3 is incompatible with version 5.

The long and the shot of it all is that if you are running the older operating system, you will have two choices. 1) upgrade your system software which will automatically upgrade your Java. OR 2) use version 4 of the Arduino IDE. The difference between the two versions is not enough to make a noticeable difference in your ability to complete your labs and to complete your projects.

If you are unable to run version 5 on your machine, try version 4

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• Wed: 3-6
• Thurs: 2-4

• wed - 10 - 5
• thus - 1:00 - 2

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• Mon: 3-6
• Tues: 3-5
• Wed: 10-7
• Thurs: 12-4
• Fri: 10-6

• mon - 10 - 5/8 - 10
• tues - 10 - 8
• wed - 10 - 2
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All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law.

All shop users are expected to work two cleanup days per semester, and to help clean the shop when they use it.

New Shop Space

The wall between the firmware lab and the shop has been removed to make one large space. We also made some new rolling tables, so the whole space will be one. The new arrangement makes it possible for students to work on all phases of a project, from physical construction to media production (albeit on laptops) to logistics meetings. There will also be a projector and screen in the space for projection experiments, demonstrations, and whatever else a projector is useful for. The former firmware laptops will be spread around the space and moved as needed.

New Shop Staff

John Duane from the tech staff has been shifting his responsibilities over the last semester and the summer to include more shop-related duties. In the fall, he'll have a desk in the shop and be primarily in charge of managing the space and equipment in the shop, from the laptops to the power tools. His advice and experience have been invaluable this summer, and it's going to make things go much smoother to have him there regularly.

Todd Holoubek and Carlyn Maw will continue as physical computing residents this year. In addition, they'll both be teaching sections of the Intro Phys Comp class. Scott Fitzgerald and Greg Shakar will be returning to round out the Intro Phys Comp faculty list for this fall.

We're switching to using the Arduino microcontroller modules in the intro phys comp class. http://www.arduino.cc for more. Benefits: open-source, cross-platform, simple C-syntax language, USB programming and serial interface, cheap, and possible to build yourself. We'll still have the PIC tools around and on the shop laptops for anyone who wants to use them, of course. Long term plans for the Arduino platform involve a PIC-based version, so Microchip won't disappear from ITP for a while.

Shop Policies You Should Know

'''All people using the shop must attend a safety seminar once a year and take the safety quiz in order to use the shop. This is required by law.

All shop users are expected to work two cleanup days per semester, and to help clean the shop when they use it.'''

Details on shop policies can be found here. Please read them and ask us any questions you have.

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Shop Construction Begins

Thanks to all those who've come to get your stuff from the shop. As I mentioned several times before, we are doing major renovations in there this summer. The dumpsters arrive tomorrow, and we will be throwing anything remaining out. So if you have ANYTHING left, come get it TODAY.

The demolitions crew arrives Monday, by which time we will have cleared not only personal items, but also tables, cabinets, etc. The shop will be closed from then until school opens again.

• mon - 10am - 5pm - 8pm - 10pm
• tues - 9:30am - 2:30 pm
• wed - 10am - 5pm
• thurs - 10am - 5pm

John Duane:

• m,w,th,f: 9 - 5
• tues: 11 - 7

• wed: 10 - 5 / 8 - 10

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Resident Researchers' Hours
Summer 2006 (:cellnr:) Todd Holoubek:

• mon: 10 - 5
• tues: 10 - 3
• wed:10 - 5 / 8 - 10
• thurs: 10 - 5

Carlyn Maw:

• tues: 10 - 6
• wed: 10 - 5
• thurs: 10 - 4 / 5:30 - 7:30
• fri: 11 - 3

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Physical Computing is an approach to learning how humans communicate through computers that starts by considering how humans express themselves physically. In this course, we take the human body as a given, and attempt to design computing applications within the limits of its expression.

If you're using the physical computing shop at ITP, welcome. This site is the info site for the shop and a portal for other resources. If you're new to the shop, please read through all of the Policy and Safety sections of this site, and attend a shop safety tutorial before you start working in the shop (it's required).

New on the Shop Site:

The physical computing shop is closed at the moment, but will be open for business as of Wednesday, September 7

Shop To Be Empty By August 1

As we announced at the end of the spring semester, and again a few weeks later, we will be emptying the shop in a couple weeks to do some construction. This means that EVERYTHING needs to leave the shop. No one can store anything there during the construction period. Many of you have stuff there from your summer projects, and some from the spring still, even.

When we say everything, we mean it. Please start getting your stuff out now so that it's all gone by August 1. Though we have sometimes been considerate of people's storage needs in past summers, we cannot do that this summer, because of the construction. So please get it out now so we don't have to throw it out on August 1.

Thanks,
Tom and your shop team, John, Carlyn, and Todd

What's here:

Shop Announcements Things you should be aware of.
Shop Events Workshop/Help Session Schedule from the shop staff
People Shop Staff
Policy Guidelines for shop users
Safety Shop Safety (all shop users should read)

Labs Intro to Physical Computing lab assignements
Parts Resources (local and online) for common parts
Notes Miscellaneous notes on electronics and construction techniques, from students, faculty, and other members of the ITP community
Tutorials How-to guides from the shop staff

Sensor Wiki Course wiki about sensors
Sustainability Wiki Course wiki on sustainable development
WearablesWebsite for the the Wearables classes
Materials Website for the the Materials classes
More Class Pages More class websites

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• mon - 10am - 5pm - 6
• tues - 10am - 3pm - 4
• wed - 10am - 5pm - 8pm - 10pm - 8
• thurs - 10am - 5pm - 6

The physical computing shop is closed at the moment, but will be open for business as of Wednesday, September 7

Shop To Be Empty By August 1

As we announced at the end of the spring semester, and again a few weeks later, we will be emptying the shop in a couple weeks to do some construction. This means that EVERYTHING needs to leave the shop. No one can store anything there during the construction period. Many of you have stuff there from your summer projects, and some from the spring still, even.

When we say everything, we mean it. Please start getting your stuff out now so that it's all gone by August 1. Though we have sometimes been considerate of people's storage needs in past summers, we cannot do that this summer, because of the construction. So please get it out now so we don't have to throw it out on August 1.

Thanks,
Tom and your shop team, John, Carlyn, and Todd

The physical computing shop is closed at the moment, but will be open for business as of Wednesday, September 7

The physical computing shop is closed at the moment,
but will be open for business as of Wednesday, September 7

Welcome

Physical Computing is an approach to learning how humans communicate through computers that starts by considering how humans express themselves physically. In this course, we take the human body as a given, and attempt to design computing applications within the limits of its expression.

If you're using the physical computing shop at ITP, welcome. This site is the info site for the shop and a portal for other resources. If you're new to the shop, please read through all of the Policy and Safety sections of this site, and attend a shop safety tutorial before you start working in the shop (it's required).

More Class Pages More class websites

Shop Events Workshop/Help Session Schedule from the shop staff\\

People Shop Staff\\

Labs Intro to Physical Computing lab assignements\\

Shop Events Workshop/Help Session Schedule from the shop staff People Shop Staff

Labs Intro to Physical Computing lab assignements Parts Resources (local and online) for common parts\\

Sensor Wiki Course wiki about sensors
Sustainability Wiki Course wiki on sustainable development
WearablesWebsite for the the Wearables classes
Materials Website for the the Materials classes
More More class websites

The physical computing shop is closed at the moment, but will be open for business as of Wednesday, September 7

What's here:

The physical computing shop is closed at the moment, but will be open for business as of Wednesday, September 7

Summer 2006

Physical Computing
Resident Researchers' Hours
'Summer 2006'

• mon: 10 - 5 / 8 - 10
• tues: 10 - 12 / 8 - 10
• wed: 10 - 5 / 8 - 10
• thurs: 10 - 12 / 8 - 10

• tues: 10 - 6
• wed: 10 - 5
• thurs: 10 - 4 / 5:30 - 7:30
• fri: 11 - 3

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Resident Researchers' Hours
Summer 2006 (:cellnr:) Todd Holoubek:

• mon : 10 - 5 / 8 - 10
• tues : 10 - 12 / 8 - 10
• wed : 10 - 5 / 8 - 10
• thurs :10 - 12 / 8 - 10

Carlyn Maw:

• tuesday 10 - 6
• wednesday 10 - 5
• thursday 10 - 4 / 5:30 - 7:30
• friday 11 - 3

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Intro Phys Comp summer 06 journals

Labs basic electronics labs for the intro phys comp class\\

Labsbasic electronics labs for the intro phys comp class\\

basic electronics labs for the intro phys comp class\\

Summer Shop Cleaning

It's all got to go home by Friday May 12! Take it home now!

Shop Cleaning Monday April 24

Shop Cleaning Monday May 24

On Monday morning starting at 10 AM, we make a full cleaning of the shop. Please take home anything that you are not using in a final project between now and May 10th. Anything that is not clearly labeled with orange tape with your name and contact info will be thrown out.

There will be a second cleaning of the shop immediately following the show on the evening of May 10th. EVERYTHING must go home then or it will be thrown out to prepare for summer maintenance. Anything you take home with you now is one less thing you will have to take on the 10th.

Check out the Wearables site and the Sensor Workshop site. Some useful notes from class members in both classes.

Check out the Wearables site and the site. Some useful notes from class members in both classes.

Rob Faludi made an example for the Xbee and Xbee Pro zigbee radios from Maxstream.

Carlyn will be out until Friday 4/21 -- please feel free to email

Carlyn's hours From 2/18 until 3/3 will be different -

• saturday 12:00 - 10:30
• sunday 10:00 - 4:30
• tuesday 9:30 AM- 11:30 AM
• wednesday 9:30 AM- 11:30 AM
• thursday 9:30 AM- 11:30 AM
• friday 9:30 AM- 11:30 AM

If you are planning on using the shop for one of your classes this semester but have not taken the mandatory shop safety session this year, now is the time to do so. We will be holding the sessions all this week in the PComp Shop.

These are mandatory sessions.

There will be a sign up sheet in the shop over by the safety equipment.

Here is the schedule of shop safety sessions - they will run approximately one hour and include a short test at the end.

Mon 1/30: 2 pm
Tue 1/31: 10:30 am
Wed 2/1: 2 pm
Thurs 2/2: 10:30 am

Window Shade Doria Fan's notes on the window shade project she did with Michael Jefferson and Jae In Lee (a really nice project) includes some useful notes on solar panels and solar charging circuits.

Shop Cleanup Fall 2005

Many people have asked for clarification about when materials in the shop and the floor need to go home. The bottom line: we need everything out before cleaning up for next term -- which will happen on Jan. 9.

ITP is open for business from 9 - 5 on Thur., Dec. 22 and from 10 - 4 on Fri., Dec. 23 -- materials may be claimed then. After that NYU closes for the Winter Holiday period -- reopening on Wed., Jan. 4 when we return to a 9 - 6 schedule.

For those who can't make it during business hours, the floor will be open for materials pick-up from 5 PM to 8 PM tonight, Dec. 22.

In any case nothing will be thrown out before Jan. 8 -- after that anything that is still here is at risk of being thrown out prior to the start of the spring term on Jan. 17.

Analog in on the 18F4520 and 2520 chips

Notes on USB and the PIC Jeff Gray's del.icio.us links on USB and the PIC.

The LAST 3 Shop Safety Training Sessions for the semester will be:

Tuesday, September 26th at 4 pm (for staff and second years only)
Wednesday, September 27th at 2 pm
Thursday, September 28th at 2 pm
Be there or stay away from the power tools. See Shop Announcements for more.

New on the Shop Site:

Microcode Studio - Notes on error messages in PicBasic Pro or Microcode Studio. See Tutorials for more.

Interrupts on the PIC Jeff Gray's notes on using interrupts on the PIC, both for timing and for serial input. See Notes for more.

Final Shop Safety Sessions coming:

The LAST 3 Shop Safety Training Sessions will be:

Tuesday, September 26th at 4 pm (for second years only) Wednesday, September 27th at 2 pm Thursday, September 28th at 2 pm

Be there or stay away from the power tools.

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