/aidapp

a interactive first aid experience with arduino, processing, and jQuery. please view README. email me at steve@aidapp.org
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README 

This system uses a bank of sensors via an Arduino to transmit signals to a web app which provides for an interactive First Aid CPR training experience.

Video Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fh3K7oXYMc

Uses jQuery, PHP, MySQL, Processing, and JSON.
We installed Piezo , temperature, pressure, and microphone sensors in a training dummy to detect the range of different stimuli.

Also uses Florian Jenett's awesome SQLibrary plugin for Processing.
http://bezier.de/processing/libs/sql/

The basic flow of data processing is

Arduino >> Processing >> MySQL DB (via SQLibrary) >> jQuery Polling with AJAXed PHP >> Rendered view in Mobile Safari.

Binaries are in the application.* folders.

Application was run on MAMP with Leopard Internet Sharing. iPad was running iOS 3.2.

Part of our MA Interactive Media program at the London College of Communication.
This project has been nominated for the British Interactive Media Association 2010 awards (Student Category)
http://www.bimaawards.com/2010-finalists.php