[Teckjunkie] was inspired by Hack-A-Day to build a bio-interfaced game. He modified a thinkgeek pong kit with an Analog Devices instrumentation amplifier and differential electrodes to create biopong. Flexing either arm actuates the inputs on the pong game. (Now you can just grab some dumbells and get a pong workout.)
Hack-A-Day inspired projects are always welcome to the tips line.
also, good call on the anb shirt in the bottom right picture.
Posted at 2:58 pm on Jun 28th, 2007 by mike
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Ya no problem just send me off an email support [at] teckjunkie.com
Posted at 3:49 pm on Jun 28th, 2007 by Teckjunkie
Nice job Teckjunkie,
I could see more commercial products like this one in the future.
Posted at 12:49 am on Jun 29th, 2007 by Alan Parekh
It’d be neet to see an MP3 player arm band that used this type of technology (ie, flex to to advance songs)
Posted at 3:56 pm on Jun 30th, 2007 by Wolf
anyone else having trouble opening the .ppt file?
Posted at 3:52 pm on Jul 6th, 2007 by alkhaarj
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awesome. ive been thinking of starting a similar bio-interfaced project. any chance of posting a higher resolution copy of the circut diagram to the wiki?
Posted at 2:55 pm on Jun 28th, 2007 by mike