Velosynth

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Velosynth is an open-source bicycle interaction computer. It uses a variety of sensors to detect the Motion of a bicycle and then interprets this data into Audio and Visual communication. This feedback loop helps to increase awareness of the cyclist within the transportation environment — much to the same way one can both hear and see a vehicle approaching.

Interfaces

Velosynth communicates through a variety of Interfaces:

Audio — Sound generated from a synthesizer (output)

Visual — Diffused light from an LED (output)

Motion —Speed and acceleration (input)

Tactile — Physical switches and knobs (input)

Subsystems 

Velosynth is composed of a number of complimentary subsytems:

Enclosure — the physical enclosure that holds the hardware components in place and attaches to the bicycle frame.

Hardware — the physical components (circuitry, sensors, electronics). 

Software — the digital instructions that process sensory input and emit audio/visual output (links to github).

License: 
Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike