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THP 2018, Semifinalists, Human-Computer Interface

These 20 projects are the semifinalists of the Human-Computer Interface Challenge of the 2018 Hackaday Prize

curated by lutetiumLutetium and stephen-tranovichStephen Tranovich
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Arduino-based heaband that uses haptic feedback to navigate blind people. Controlled via Bluetooth using Android app.
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Ariadne Headband

vojtech-pavlovskyVojtech Pavlovsky

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Hand Gesture Recognition using Self-Powered Stretchable Squeezable Force Sensor based on Triboelectric Nanogenerators Principle
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SERPENTINE

fereshtehfereshteh

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This project automatically move the lens of a magnification glass using voice commands
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Voice Controlled Glasses and Magnifying Lens

mauro-pichilianiMauro Pichiliani

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! a platform for sensing and indicating human arousal !
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SHE BON

sarah-petkusSarah Petkus

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Inspired by Martin Magnusson's wearable computer, I've refined the display, and modified a Nintendo Powerglove to be the complete interface!
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Wearable Computer Rig & Powerglove Mouse

scott-sScott S

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A tongue IO device
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The Bit

oneohmoneohm

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A system designed to be easy to build and setup. Uses two $20 webcams and open source software to provide accurate eye tracking
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Low Cost Open Source Eye Tracking

john-evansJohn Evans

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A simple analog and digital device that enables the sight impaired to scan and hear the color of a selected object and plays music, sort of.
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ColorChord - A Steampunk inspired creation

dr-cockroachDr. Cockroach

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A wireless input alternative that's actually ergonomic!
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Ergonomic handheld mouse / keyboard alternative

shervin-emamiShervin Emami

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A tube connected to a bipolar pressure switch drives an Arduino which translates puffing and sucking into Morse code and then into text.
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Puff-Suck interface for fast text input

anaAna

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An open hardware-software framework based on inertial sensors that anyone can use to build a human motion capture system.
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Motion Capture system that you can build yourself

bruno-laurencichBruno Laurencich

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How alert and happy my mother (with Alzheimer's) became when she heard familiar songs! Lift the book, turn the page--the book does the rest.
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Notable Board Books

annelle-rigsbyAnnelle Rigsby

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A base station of all your blinking lights
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Electronic Barrette Hub

dehipudeʃhipu

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This is Quadbot 17, a work-in-progress quadruped robot with 22 degrees of freedom, based on Robotis AX-12 motors and a 3D-printed chassis.
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Quadruped robot with 22 DoF

dimitris-xydasDimitris Xydas

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A tiny, low-cost, and scalable device for sub-millimetric 3D positioning.
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HiveTracker

cedric-honnetCedric Honnet

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