I really like the interaction with the doll. And the sound for flatlining is great.
As I mentioned in class, you may want to consider suing RFID tags for the various tools so that the user doesn’t have to fit them into tiny slots. sparkfun sells a kit: http://www.sparkfun.com/products/8419
Hi Hilal,
This is great progress. I really love the look and implementation of your prototype. You have awesome documentation and I can almost envision how the final prototype will look. Keep up the good work!
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Yeah agree with andy about the rfid. very cool overall though! so excited for the final idea, I love how alot of the medicine you apply to the guy is kind of “kid” medicine, like the made up medicine that a kid would use when playing doctor. great stuff.
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andywallace 10:16 pm on April 14, 2011 Permalink |
I really like the interaction with the doll. And the sound for flatlining is great.
As I mentioned in class, you may want to consider suing RFID tags for the various tools so that the user doesn’t have to fit them into tiny slots. sparkfun sells a kit: http://www.sparkfun.com/products/8419
catherine 10:16 pm on April 14, 2011 Permalink |
Hi Hilal,
This is great progress. I really love the look and implementation of your prototype. You have awesome documentation and I can almost envision how the final prototype will look. Keep up the good work!
scottpeterman 10:20 pm on April 14, 2011 Permalink |
Yeah agree with andy about the rfid. very cool overall though! so excited for the final idea, I love how alot of the medicine you apply to the guy is kind of “kid” medicine, like the made up medicine that a kid would use when playing doctor. great stuff.
Victor Kim 10:21 pm on April 14, 2011 Permalink |
as far as seizing, I don’t think you can necessarily die or flat line from a seizure (at least I have never had that problem, thankfully).