Edmund Troche wrote: > Oh come on Doug, cats have 7 lives. Yes but they need those for curiosity reasons. One of my cats almost used up one of hers yesterday. I dropped something under the couch, and lifted it up, grabbed the item and put the couch down. Then I heard a muffled meow and couldn't figure out where it was coming from. A second muffled meow revealed that it was coming from under the couch! Fortunately the cat was not under any of the wooden bars across the bottom. Instead she was between the frame where they have cloth, she was okay but was pinned under there. Thankfully she was fine. It's a good thing I heard that meow though. This same cat has been known to get her head stuck in things: like styrofoam cup-a-soup containers. Watching a cat freak out with a styrofoam cup stuck on their head is quite amusing ... > They won't mind contributing to the advancement of technology ~: ) I think they would mind. Perhaps I can make some kitty wearables or put cat tracking emitters on their collar, but I'm not keen on embedding hardware in the little critters. > Speaking of EKG, BVP and GSR, does anyone know of some DIY HW that I can > build. I have build instructions for the brainmaster EEG if you want them. But you need to find a 68HC11EVBU evaluation board. All you need is that and two instrumentation amplifiers from analog devices plus a bunch of resistors and capacitors. There is some info about the EEG unit here http://www.brainmaster.com/ > Also, does anyone know how to pick up the signals from those chest > straps that come with the Polar (or other) wristwatches that measure the > pulse? Thanks in advance for any help. No but I have been wondering the same. I did post a link to a GSR biofeeback device connected to a lego mindstorms unit a while back and there is some interesting info about biofeedback devices on the MIT web site. -- Doug -- Subscription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.blu.org please, Please, *PLEASE* don't subscribe through a forward/false domain
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