Author: Tanner

More iPhone X Depth Sensor Fun

Post author By Tanner
Post date January 23, 2019

iPhone TrueDepth camera -> Processing #processing pic.twitter.com/AGE8ckmTkF
— Tanner Stokes (@TannerStokes) January 24, 2019

Processing Swift

iPhone X Depth Sensor to Processing.org

Post author By Tanner
Post date January 10, 2019

This was a fun challenge (and a total hack). In the end it wasn’t that sophisticated, but it was a good exercise in UDP as well as data compression.

Hacked together some Swift and Java this weekend so I could make TrueDepth data from the iPhone X work in Processing.

My first implementation didn't even perform 1 FPS, but it got better. 😎 pic.twitter.com/QtcvG6xwbE
— Tanner Stokes (@TannerStokes) January 7, 2019

Processing Projects

A lion from Delaunay triangulation and a Schnauzer

Post author By Tanner
Post date January 10, 2019

Projects

BeamNG Repo

Post author By Tanner
Post date December 29, 2018

I made public tonight a repo I’ve had for a while that contains BeamNG experiments.

A repo related to BeamNG experiments. This one is displaying real-time gauge data sent via web sockets into React. https://t.co/rGHETPppew pic.twitter.com/fY1j4PA2us
— Tanner Stokes (@TannerStokes) December 29, 2018

Projects Swift

Samantha’s App

Post author By Tanner
Post date December 17, 2018

As the dad of a preemie I couldn’t answer questions about her age as fast as mom could, so I made an app to help! #ios #swift pic.twitter.com/RYu8NB7TMN
— Tanner Stokes (@TannerStokes) December 17, 2018

Arduino Projects Raspberry Pi

A new way to control the rover!

Post author By Tanner
Post date September 22, 2018

Before you ask "why" I'm going to go ahead and ask "why not". #Arduino #RaspberryPi pic.twitter.com/MVTJNCD7Ek

— Tanner Stokes (@TannerStokes) August 18, 2018

Coding Docker Projects

Toggling network interfaces for ASUS routers via HTTP endpoint

Post author By Tanner
Post date August 12, 2018

I was looking for a way to segment some IoT devices from my main network and disable their network connections on demand programmatically. The Guest Network feature on the router does a good job of segmenting the network, so I wanted a way to turn the guest network’s interface off and on based upon conditions.

Example scenario: You have cloud-based IoT cameras and want to cease all traffic when you’re home.

This puts toggling any interface on the router behind an HTTP endpoint. Since an interface is created when a guest network is enabled, we can now enable and disable that network whenever we want.

https://github.com/twstokes/guest_toggle

News Projects