Drop all subfolders somewhere into Documents/Max 7/Library
.
The max-motion-features
folder contains a collection of max abstractions
computing some feature descriptors specific to gesture signals,
from accelerometer and gyroscope input.
The three other folders contain nearly the same patches except that they all use
their own abstraction to receive the R-IoT's input, parse it, format it, etc :
max-bitalino-riot
uses thebitalino-riot
abstractionmax-ircam-riot-v1.7
uses theriot-v1.7
abstractionmax-ircam-riot-v1.8
uses theriot
abstraction
Depending on the version of the R-IoT board you are using, and the version of the firmware it runs, you should check one of the three subfolders :
- for the BITalino R-IoT, look inside
max-bitalino-riot
- for IRCAM's R-IoT running firmware v1.7 or lower, see
max-ircam-riot-v1.7
- for IRCAM's R-IoT running firmware v1.8 or above, see
max-ircam-riot-v1.8
To see the whole set of abstractions in action, open the patch called something
like riot-analysis-example.maxpat
corresponding to your board and firmware
versions, and connect your R-IoT to get some input.
There are some alternative firmwares on
this repository, which
embed the computation of the same set of gesture descriptors implemented as
abstractions in max-motion-features
in the R-IoT.