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TechMachia: Crafting a Program to Control Machinery with Precision

Dive into our innovative program that connects with machinery to direct its movements and speech outputs. Using a range of software including Webcam Max, Vegas Pro, and Adobe Photoshop, explore the realm of machine manipulation for creative expression and utility. Follow our journey from design concepts on paper to digital reflection, as we push the boundaries of control and interaction with technology.

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TechMachia: Crafting a Program to Control Machinery with Precision

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  1. Pho-Vid-So-Hi Boxed By: Maira & Lubna

  2. Introduction To Further Investigation • We thought that we could have created a program that controls our machinery, by all meanings, we would be able to control where it walks, what it does & possibly make it say stuff by typing what we wish it would say and it will somehow connects to the machine and spill the words out of its robotic mouth.

  3. Pros & Cons

  4. Software that’s going to be used • Webcam Max • Vegas Pro • Windows Live Movie Maker • Adobe Photoshop • Adobe After Effects • Photoshop CS5 • Phtoscape • Facebook-Editing Apps • Camera+ • Camera FX • Photosplash • MovieStorm • Movica

  5. Conclusion • So far, I’ve been up to the designing our creation on a piece of paper instead of Paint. • Next I’ve got to do my reflection on a Word Document. • But, the idea is going good so far.

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