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Wireless, voice-controllable, household system Using Atmega644

Motivation We design a smart home control system which allow people control their home devices by voice command at home. This is a wireless, voice control system. People could control almost all the facilities at home including lights, fans or even back ground music. Right now, the basic function of lights control, fan control and

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Wireless, web-based, cardiac monitor Using Atmega644

Introduction “A composite personal health monitor solution bridges the gaps between patients and doctors.” —Engineering Goodwill This project creates a portable device implementing wireless technology and taking full advantage of the wide-spreading Internet to provide a convenient solution to monitor human health. The health information acquired on the portable side transmits to the server wirelessly

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Wireless Persistence of Vision Device with Realtime Control Using Atmega644

Introduction We set out to make an easy to interact with, highly custimizable POV display. In deciding on a project we looked for a challenge that would have a good mix of hardware and software problems. We ended up primarily concentrating on looking at unusual display technologies and decided that a persistence of vision(POV) display

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Intelligent wireless pedometer Using Atmega32

Introduction For our ECE 476 Final Project, we have built an intelligent, wearable pedometer. This wireless pedometer can calculate many useful statistics such as the number of steps a user has taken, the distance and the speed the person has walked/run, as well as the number of calories the person has burned. This information is

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Wireless Electromyograph using ATmega32

Introduction This project implements a wireless surface electromyograph that displays the signal using a television as an oscilloscope. Electromyography detects the electrical signals that the human body generates to contract muscles. Detecting very low voltages in the milliVolt range on the skin surface is not a trivial task. As shown in figure 1, EMG signals

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